Diakrisis. Vol. 7 - Suffering and Ascetism

Contents

SUFFERING AND ASCETICISM

Picu Ocoleanu

Suffering Captured by Christ Jesus: 

Humility as Divine Passion and the Passive Condition of Man 

Saved by Christ in the Interpretation of Phil. 3:12 by St. Basil the Great HHum [20]) and St. John Chrysostomus (Hom. XI in Epist. ad Philipp. and Exp. in Ps. 143)

Daniel Isai

The archetypal dimension of Job’s paradigm, reflected in the ascetic life of St. Sophrony and St. Joseph the Hesychast: A phenomenological look at the reality of suffering

Paul Andrei Mucichescu

Between Asceticism and Theodicy: A Synthetic Sketch of Patristic Suffering 

Ana Ocoleanu

Women, Philosophy, and Violence: St. Catherine and Hypatia from Alexandria or Being Women Philosophers in Alexandrian Late Antiquity

Daniel Ambord

Weakening Otherworldliness: Vattimo, Hermeneutics, and the Question of Contemptus Mundi