La hermenéutica en San Buenaventura. El Prólogo al "Breviloquium"

Manuel Lazaro

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Published: Jun 24, 2016

DOI: https://doi.org/10.15581/009.49.2.385-399

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Lazaro, M. (2016). Hermeneutics in St. Bonaventure. Breviloquium’s Prologue. Anuario Filosófico, 49(2), 385-399. https://doi.org/10.15581/009.49.2.385-399

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Manuel Lazaro e-mail

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Universidade Catolica Portuguesa-CR Port. Instituto Teológico de Cáceres (UPSA) Facultad de Teología

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In this paper we will try to show the meaning of the expression, “hermeneutics in St. Bonaventure”. The goal is not to make a hermeneutic reading of Bonaventurian thought but rather to inquire from the standpoint of intellectual history whether Bonaventure can be said to have developed a “hermeneutic theology” or, better yet, a “theological hermeneutic”. To answer this question, we present a reading of Breviloquium’s Prologue. Certainly it is the most important text to show us how Bonaventure used a hermeneutic approach to present theological science as method of understanding based in Holy Scripture.

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Saint Bonaventure, hermeneutics, philosophy, theology, Breviloquium

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Vol. 49 Num. 2 (2016): Medieval Hermeneutic (María Jesús Soto-Bruna, assoc. ed.)

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Manuel Lazaro, Universidade Catolica Portuguesa-CR Port. Instituto Teológico de Cáceres (UPSA) Facultad de Teología

4169-005 Porto

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