Forms of Reflection, Imagination, and the Love of Wisdom

Metaphilosophy 43 (1-2):112-124 (2012)
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This article reflects upon the relationship between philosophy and theology. It further considers the persisting relevance of the specifically Hellenic inheritance of philosophy as contemplation and the Delphic exhortation, “Know thyself!” It concludes with reflections upon the role of imagination in relation to the philosophical idea of God as the supreme and transcendent causal principle of the physical cosmos

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Douglas Hedley
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