o conhecimento de si nas litterae indipetae the knowledge of himself in the litterae indipetae

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Abstract
Analisando um tipo específico de correspondência jesuítica - as Litterae Indipetae -, evidenciou-se um dinamismo de elaboração da experiência revelador de um modo de vida baseado no que comumente chamamos psicologia filosófica aristotélico-tomista. É a este vivido descrito nas cartas e a este modo de viver específico (com suas devidas implicações fundamentais) que se dedica este artigo, buscando responder à pergunta: em que medida o conhecimento de si expresso a partir de lugares comuns próprios do gênero de correspondência que são e da forma de pensar dos jesuítas (num âmbito histórico-cultural-institucional peculiar) pode interessar à psicologia moderna? Resulta desta investigação, que a elaboração do conhecimento de si, neste âmbito preciso, parte do pressuposto de que o homem é uma unidade (corpo e alma, razão e fé, sensação e intelecção) e de que, vivendo ordenado (em si mesmo e no mundo que o circunda), realiza-se o seu ser por analogia ao Ser Divino.
By the analysis of a specific type of Jesuitical correspondence - the Litterae Indipetae -, a dynamism of the experience's elaboration was outstanding, revealing a modus vivendi (way of living) based on Aristotelic-Thomist philosophical psychology, name under which this praxis has been usually referred to. This article is dedicated to this lived experience described in the letters and to this specific modus vivendi (with its due basic implications), searching to answer this question: in which measure does the category of knowledge of himself expressed, starting from proper common place as specific type of letters and of the way of thinking of the Jesuits (in a particular historical-cultural-institutional scope) can be of interest to modern psychology? It results from this inquiry that the elaboration of the experience of knowledge of himself, in this scope, starts from the assumption that man is an unit (body and soul, reason and faith, sensation and intellection) and that, living in an orderly way (in itself and in the world that surrounds it), fulfills its being by analogy to the Holy Being.
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Authors ;Paulo Roberto de Andrada Pacheco;Marina Massimi
Journal mycopathologia
Year 2005
DOI
10.1590/S1413-294X2005000300002
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http://www.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S1413-294X2005000300002
Keywords
psychology religionpsychology

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