Hospitalidad y singularidad
The singularity and reciprocity are essential features of the hospitality relationship and are against the current spirit with its tendency to abstraction and the predominance of the quantitative. We put Christoph Theobald's thought in relation to Pavel Florenski's thinking on this topic a...
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| Format: | Electronic Article |
| Language: | Spanish |
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| Interlibrary Loan: | Interlibrary Loan for the Fachinformationsdienste (Specialized Information Services in Germany) |
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2019
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| In: |
Sapientia
Year: 2019, Volume: 75, Issue: 246, Pages: 154-174 |
| Further subjects: | B
Estetica
B Cristianismo B Iconografia B Teologia B Hospitalidad |
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| Summary: | The singularity and reciprocity are essential features of the hospitality relationship and are against the current spirit with its tendency to abstraction and the predominance of the quantitative. We put Christoph Theobald's thought in relation to Pavel Florenski's thinking on this topic and we try to reflect his ideas in the evangelical passage of hemorrhage (Mc 5, 21-34; Mt 9, 18-26; Lc 8, 40-56). A tradition of Christianity links the hemorrhoidal woman with the character of Veronica. Veronica would be one of those responsible for the transmission of the Holy Face, the source of Byzantine and Russian iconography. This tradition is testimony and symbol of the presence of the wisdom of singularity as an essential element also in the spirituality of iconography, making hospitality one of the keys to understanding the life of prayer. La singularidad y reciprocidad son rasgos esenciales de la relación de hospitalidad y se hallan a contracorriente del espíritu de la época con su tendencia a la abstracción y el predominio de lo cuantitativo. Ponemos en relación en este tema el pensamiento de Christoph Theobald con el de Pavel Florenski e intentamos reflejar sus ideas en el pasaje evangélico de la hemorroisa (Mc 5, 21-34; Mt 9, 18-26; Lc 8, 40-56). Una tradición del cristianismo vincula a la mujer hemorroisa con el personaje de Verónica. Verónica sería una de las responsables de la trasmisión de la Santa Faz, fuente de la iconografía bizantina y rusa. Esta tradición es testimonio y símbolo de la presencia de la sabiduría de la singularidad como elemento esencial también en la espiritualidad de la iconografía, haciendo de la hospitalidad una de las claves de comprensión de la vida de oración. |
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