„Wir alle sind von Hause aus Nominalisten.“: Paul Tillichs Existenzialontologie als Antwort auf das „Nominalismus-Syndrom“

Marc Röbel

doi:10.1515/tillich-2015-0111

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„Wir alle sind von Hause aus Nominalisten.“

Paul Tillichs Existenzialontologie als Antwort auf das „Nominalismus-Syndrom“

Marc Röbel

Published/Copyright: August 15, 2015

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From the journal International Yearbook for Tillich Research Volume 10 Issue 1

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This paper works out Tillich’s discussion of Nominalism as a base of contrast, against which his own thought developed. This is true for what he called his “constructive ontology” in his American period, during which he replaced the transcendental philosophical approach to meaning of his early period. But he also began to sketch this out already in his early writings, especially in his historical interpretation of the late medieval direction of thought. One can also find this in his analysis of culture and ask how it affects his present philosophical relevance.

Published Online: 2015-8-15

Published in Print: 2015-8-14

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