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1. www.reclam.de › detail › 978/3/15-018336-6Anselm von Canterbury: Proslogion/Anrede | Reclam Verlag

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   29. Mai 2024 · Anselm von Canterbury, einer der bedeutendsten Denker des frühen Mittelalters, führt seinen Beweis mit dem Argument, dass Gott "etwas ist, über das nichts Größeres gedacht werden kann". Dieser nachgerade raffiniert zu nennende "ontologische" Gottesbeweis hat Philosophen bis Kant und Hegel immer wieder beschäftigt.

2. www.cambridge.org › core › booksAnselm: Proslogion (Chapter 7) - Central Works of Philosophy

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   Summary. In many general histories of philosophy, Anselm's role is that of inventing the so-called Ontological Argument for the existence of God, which occupies about two pages in Chapters 2 and (some say) 3 of his Proslogion. The remaining 300 or so pages of close argument that make up his philosophical and theological writings are largely ...

3. www.ub.uni-freiburg.de › referate › 048 - Proslogion 2-4, lateinisch und deutsch - uni-freiburg.de

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   2. Kapitel: Daß Gott wahrhaftig existiert. Also, Herr, der Du dem Glauben vernünftiges Einsehen gibst, verleihe mir, daß ich, soweit Du es nützlich weißt, einsehe, daß Du bist, wie wir glauben, und das bist, was wir glauben. Und zwar glauben Kir, daß Du etwas bist, worüber hinaus nichts Größeres gedacht werden kann.

4. www.logicmuseum.com › authors › anselmAnselm's pROSlogion - Logic Museum

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   ANSELMUS: PROSLOGION 1. EXCITATIO MENTIS AD CONTEMPLANDUM DEUM. CHAPTER I. Exhortation of the mind to the contemplation of God. It casts aside cares, and excludes all thoughts save that of God, that it may seek Him. Man was created to see God. Man by sin lost the blessedness for which he was made, and found the misery for which he was not made ...

5. www.kath.ruhr-uni-bochum.de › mam › ph-thDie Einzigkeit Gottes im Proslogion des Anselm von Canterbury

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   Abstract. Existence and uniqueness are standard questions in cases where definite descriptions are used. In his Proslogion Anselm of Canterbury uses definite and non-definite descriptions of God: He is “id/aliquid quo maius cogitari non potest” (and similar). While Anselm’s proof for the existence of God is widely discussed, including its ...

6. link.springer.com › article › 10Anselm’s Proslogion | Topoi - Springer

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   9. Okt. 2014 · Anselm’s. Proslogion. Up to this point, Anselm has been known for two quite different kinds of work: his devotional writings, which aim to move and inspire the reader and are marked by an ornate style that relies heavily on alliteration and antitheses and suchlike ornaments, and his Monologion, a work of what has come to be known as analytic ...

7. logoslibrary.org › anselm › proslogionLogos Virtual Library: Saint Anselm: Proslogion, 3

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   Proslogion. Translated by Sidney Norton Deane. Chapter 3. And it assuredly exists so truly, that it cannot be conceived not to exist. For, it is possible to conceive of a being which cannot be conceived not to exist; and this is greater than one which can be conceived not to exist. Hence, if that, than which nothing greater can be conceived ...