Il contributo alla storiografia filosofica dello studio e delle edizioni di testi e documenti inediti dei benedettini cartesiani

Name: Il contributo alla storiografia filosofica dello studio e delle edizioni di testi e documenti inediti dei benedettini cartesiani
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RIVISTA DI FILOSOFIA NEO-SCOLASTICA

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RIVISTA DI FILOSOFIA NEO-SCOLASTICA - 2014 - 2

Titolo

Il contributo alla storiografia filosofica dello studio e delle edizioni di testi e documenti inediti dei benedettini cartesiani

Autore

Maria Grazia Zaccone Sina

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Vita e Pensiero

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07-2014

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0035-6247 (stampa) | 1827-7926 (digitale)

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Researches on Cartesian benedictines brought back to the light an original current of thought which prospered during the period of the controversy on the everlastingness of the Faith of the Church in the Eucharist; in the same years, D’Achery and Mabillon busily worked on the historical reconstruction of the benedictine identity. Both the edition of François Lamy’s correspondence, and the publication of Antoine Le Gallois’ Renovatio and Vinot’s and Desgabets’ Eucharistical writings, justify this claim and contribute to rediscover the true character of important historical figures of the XVII century culture. Moreover, they provide precious elements for the knowledge of the XVII century awareness about the history of the fortune of Aristotelianism in theology and for a reconfiguration that restores the relationship between faith and reason in modern age back to its original complexity. These researches lead to suppose that the explanation of the Eucharist confided by Descartes to Mesland – explanation which, according to Desgabets, renewed the Damasceno’s Eucharistical doctrine – is rooted in a not yet sufficiently studied cultural ground.

Keywords: Cartesianism, Benedictines, Eucharistic Theology, Patristic and Medieval Philosophy, Scientific Revolution