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Mostrar o homem ao próprio homem : elementos de cristologia e antropologia no pensamento de Romano Guardini
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Esta dissertação explora o pensamento cristológico e antropológico de Romano Guardini, demonstrando, através da filosofia da polaridade, elementos de interligação entre ambos os domínios. O primeiro capítulo delineia a filosofia guardiniana dos contrastes (Gegensätze), apresentando a polaridade como uma dialética tensional, que abarca a complexidade do concreto-vivente. O segundo capítulo aprofunda a antropologia do autor, a partir das obras Welt und Person (1939) e Freiheit, Gnade, Schicksal (1948), enfatizando o caráter polar da pessoa humana. Por fim, no terceiro capítulo, analisa-se a cristologia de Guardini, examinando episódios da obra Der Herr (1937), como as tentações no deserto, o anúncio das bem-aventuranças e a Paixão, e culminando no conceito de “homem novo” enxertado em Cristo. Conclui-se que o mistério do Homem só se esclarece a partir do Verbo Encarnado, o paradigma da humanidade, plena que permite superar visões fragmentadas e distorcidas da pessoa.
This dissertation explores the Christological and anthropological thought of Romano Guardini, demonstrating, through the philosophy of polarity, elements of interconnection between both domains. The first chapter outlines Guardini’s philosophy of contrasts (Gegensätze), presenting polarity as a tensional dialectic that encompasses the complexity of the concrete-living. The second chapter delves into the author’s anthropology, drawing from the works Welt und Person (1939) and Freiheit, Gnade, Schicksal (1948), emphasizing the polar character of the human person. Finally, in the third chapter, Guardini’s Christology is analyzed, examining episodes from Der Herr (1937), including the temptations in the desert, the proclamation of the Beatitudes, and the Passion, culminating in the concept of the “new man” grafted onto Christ. It concludes that the mystery of Man is clarified only through the Incarnate Word, the paradigm of full humanity, which enables us to overcome fragmented and distorted views of the person.
This dissertation explores the Christological and anthropological thought of Romano Guardini, demonstrating, through the philosophy of polarity, elements of interconnection between both domains. The first chapter outlines Guardini’s philosophy of contrasts (Gegensätze), presenting polarity as a tensional dialectic that encompasses the complexity of the concrete-living. The second chapter delves into the author’s anthropology, drawing from the works Welt und Person (1939) and Freiheit, Gnade, Schicksal (1948), emphasizing the polar character of the human person. Finally, in the third chapter, Guardini’s Christology is analyzed, examining episodes from Der Herr (1937), including the temptations in the desert, the proclamation of the Beatitudes, and the Passion, culminating in the concept of the “new man” grafted onto Christ. It concludes that the mystery of Man is clarified only through the Incarnate Word, the paradigm of full humanity, which enables us to overcome fragmented and distorted views of the person.
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Romano Guardini Cristologia Antropologia Polaridade Concreto-vivente Liberdade Graça Destino Filosofia do contraste Personalismo Christology Anthropology Polarity Concrete-living Freedom Grace Destiny Philosophy of contrast Personalism
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