'Exploring finitude': weakness and integrity in Isaac of Nineveh:
"This book is the first exploration of an essential theme in the thought of the 7th c. East-Syriac solitary and mystic Isaac of Nineveh, that of creatural "weakness" (mihiluta), a term which, in Isaac, alludes to the ontological condition of exposure to limitation and suffering that c...
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| Zusammenfassung: | "This book is the first exploration of an essential theme in the thought of the 7th c. East-Syriac solitary and mystic Isaac of Nineveh, that of creatural "weakness" (mihiluta), a term which, in Isaac, alludes to the ontological condition of exposure to limitation and suffering that characterizes all humans. Based on the analysis of Isaac’s edited and unedited writings in the original Syriac, the book sheds light on his understanding of creatural vulnerability and the phenomenology of the relationship with vulnerability that he outlines, with references to the authors who influenced him (Evagrius, the Syriac Pseudo-Macarian corpus, and others). The reader is thus introduced to Isaac’s view of human finitude which, if experienced and "inhabited", can be taken on by the subject and disclose an experience of integrity. The solitary life, in this perspective, involves entering the mystery of suffering that marks every creatural life." |
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| adam_text | TABLE OF CONTENTS Chapter I: Introduction.......................................................................... 1 L1. The Aim of this Study..................................................................... 1 1.2. Isaac of Nineveh: Life andWritings............................................... 1 1.2.1. Life.......................................................................................... 2 1.2.2. Writings............................................................................... 5 1.3. Secondary Literature.................................................................................11 1.4. Questions................................................................................................ 15 1.5. Methodology........................................................................................... 17 Chapter II: The Creatural Condition and the Problem of Suffering 21 ILL The World................................................................................................ 21 II.2. The Human Being: theMysterious “Union” of Body and Soul . 27 П.2.1. Human Creaturality: theBody.................................................. 29 II.2.1.1. The Body and the Passions...................................... 33 II.2.2. Human Creaturality: the Soul . . ...................................... 41 П.2.2.1. The Soul: Limitations................................................ 44 II.2.2.2. The Soul: Passions...................................................... 46 II .3.
Transcending?....................................................................................... 50 П.4. Conclusions................................................................................................ 55 Chapter III: Between Ontology and Askesis: Suffering in the Solitary Life........................................................................... 61 Ш.1. The Solitary Life: Initiatory Process and Relationships of Trust . 61 ПІ.2. The Solitary Life: an Encounter with Suffering.................................66 III .3. The “Gift” of Suffering: a Universal Problem.................................. 76 III .4. The Internal Relationship with Suffering: Sailing on “the Rough Sea of Stillness”......................................................................................80 Ш.5. Conclusions................................................................................................ 84 Chapter IV: The Ascetic Life:Interpretations........................................ 87 IV................................................. 1. “Practice”: Purification from the Passions.88 IV .2. “Practice” and “Theoria”..................................................................92 ГѴ.2.1. “Second Natural Contemplation”: a Disclosure of Meaning 94 IV.2.2. “First Natural Contemplation”: a Creatural‘Integrity’ . 97
VIII TABLE OF CONTENTS IV.2.3. Creature and Creator.......................................................... 102 IV.2.4. The “Dense Substances” : Relationship and “Truth” . 106 IV.3. “Practice” and Original Vulnerability............................................... 110 IV.......... .3.1. “Practice” as the Relationship with Oneself: “Natural Knowledge ............................................................................... 110 IV .3.2. “Practice” as Obedience to God’s “Commandments . 113 IV.3.2.1. Isaac’s God.......................................................... 113 IV.3.2.2. “Virtue” and‘Beyond Virtue’.......................... 116 IV......... .3.3. “Practice and Vulnerability: Limit and Negation in Askesis.................................................................................... 120 IV .4. Conclusions...................................................................................... 124 Chapter V: Creatural “Weakness”.......................................................... 131 V .l. “Weakness”...................................................................................... 131 V .2. Trials................................................................................................ 138 V .3. “Knowing” One’s “Weakness”...................................................... 141 V .3.1. Between Nearness and Distance: “Changes”,“Abandon ment”, and “Weakness”.......................................................... 141 V .3.2. “HumiliationìBeing Made Humble”..........................150 V .3.3. Passional Defences:
Pride......................................... 160 V .3.4. ‘Bearing Suffering’, ‘BearingWeakness’........................166 V .4. Humility........................................................................................... 174 V .5. Conclusions...................................................................................... 179 Chapter VI: Extreme Suffering VI VI VI VI VI . 1. .2. .3. .4. .5. and Faith............................................... 185 “Darkness”: Radical Doubt and the Trust of Faith...................... 185 The “Noetic Light” of Faith............................................................ 188 ‘Bearing’in “Darkness”...................................................................... 196 “Germination”................................................................................. 199 Conclusions..................................................................................... 202 Chapter VII: Conclusions............................................................................... 207 VII . 1. Main Research Questions................................................................ 207 VII .2. Themes, Problems, and Main Arguments......................................208 V II.2.1. The World and Human Existence................................ 208 V II.2.2. The Solitary Life: an Initiatory Process and an Encounter with Suffering.........................................................212 V II.2.3. Interpreting Askesis: “Practice” as Encountering Creatural Vulnerability................................... 213
TABLE OF CONTENTS IX ѴП.2.4. “Weakness : Being a Human.............................................. 216 VII.2.5. Faith in “Darkness”.............................................................. 221 VII.3. Some Answers................................................................................... 224 VIL4. Isaac and Beyond.............................................................................. 226 Indexes.............................................................................................................. 229 Index of Names.............................................................................................. 229 Index of Biblical References......................................................................... 230 General Index................................................................................................... 231
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TABLE OF CONTENTS Chapter I: Introduction. 1 L1. The Aim of this Study. 1 1.2. Isaac of Nineveh: Life andWritings. 1 1.2.1. Life. 2 1.2.2. Writings. 5 1.3. Secondary Literature.11 1.4. Questions. 15 1.5. Methodology. 17 Chapter II: The Creatural Condition and the Problem of Suffering 21 ILL The World. 21 II.2. The Human Being: theMysterious “Union” of Body and Soul . 27 П.2.1. Human Creaturality: theBody. 29 II.2.1.1. The Body and the Passions. 33 II.2.2. Human Creaturality: the Soul . . . 41 П.2.2.1. The Soul: Limitations. 44 II.2.2.2. The Soul: Passions. 46 II .3.
Transcending?. 50 П.4. Conclusions. 55 Chapter III: Between Ontology and Askesis: Suffering in the Solitary Life. 61 Ш.1. The Solitary Life: Initiatory Process and Relationships of Trust . 61 ПІ.2. The Solitary Life: an Encounter with Suffering.66 III .3. The “Gift” of Suffering: a Universal Problem. 76 III .4. The Internal Relationship with Suffering: Sailing on “the Rough Sea of Stillness”.80 Ш.5. Conclusions. 84 Chapter IV: The Ascetic Life:Interpretations. 87 IV. 1. “Practice”: Purification from the Passions.88 IV .2. “Practice” and “Theoria”.92 ГѴ.2.1. “Second Natural Contemplation”: a Disclosure of Meaning 94 IV.2.2. “First Natural Contemplation”: a Creatural‘Integrity’ . 97
VIII TABLE OF CONTENTS IV.2.3. Creature and Creator. 102 IV.2.4. The “Dense Substances” : Relationship and “Truth” . 106 IV.3. “Practice” and Original Vulnerability. 110 IV. .3.1. “Practice” as the Relationship with Oneself: “Natural Knowledge". 110 IV .3.2. “Practice” as Obedience to God’s “Commandments" . 113 IV.3.2.1. Isaac’s God. 113 IV.3.2.2. “Virtue” and‘Beyond Virtue’. 116 IV. .3.3. “Practice" and Vulnerability: Limit and Negation in Askesis. 120 IV .4. Conclusions. 124 Chapter V: Creatural “Weakness”. 131 V .l. “Weakness”. 131 V .2. Trials. 138 V .3. “Knowing” One’s “Weakness”. 141 V .3.1. Between Nearness and Distance: “Changes”,“Abandon ment”, and “Weakness”. 141 V .3.2. “HumiliationìBeing Made Humble”.150 V .3.3. Passional Defences:
Pride. 160 V .3.4. ‘Bearing Suffering’, ‘BearingWeakness’.166 V .4. Humility. 174 V .5. Conclusions. 179 Chapter VI: Extreme Suffering VI VI VI VI VI . 1. .2. .3. .4. .5. and Faith. 185 “Darkness”: Radical Doubt and the Trust of Faith. 185 The “Noetic Light” of Faith. 188 ‘Bearing’in “Darkness”. 196 “Germination”. 199 Conclusions. 202 Chapter VII: Conclusions. 207 VII . 1. Main Research Questions. 207 VII .2. Themes, Problems, and Main Arguments.208 V II.2.1. The World and Human Existence. 208 V II.2.2. The Solitary Life: an Initiatory Process and an Encounter with Suffering.212 V II.2.3. Interpreting Askesis: “Practice” as Encountering Creatural Vulnerability. 213
TABLE OF CONTENTS IX ѴП.2.4. “Weakness" : Being a Human. 216 VII.2.5. Faith in “Darkness”. 221 VII.3. Some Answers. 224 VIL4. Isaac and Beyond. 226 Indexes. 229 Index of Names. 229 Index of Biblical References. 230 General Index. 231 |
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