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Dan YingstOn the Shadow of Ideas
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I Wrote a Book
I wrote a book. Here’s a link where you can spend far too much money to get yourself a copy.
The book is a revision of my dissertation work, sadly not very expanded (about which, more below). Here’s the gist, taken from the link and writt...
7. Proslogion, Chapters II-IV
After a long delay, caused largely by my reticence to dive into such well-known and controversial chapters, we've arrived at the most famous part of the Proslogion, Anselm's argumentation regarding God's existence. If you know anything at a...
6. A digression on honor that's really about Homer
In a footnote to my first post on the Proslogion, I mentioned Anselm's use of the word "honor" in Cur Deus Homo:
Another example of how terminological confusion can mix us up when reading Anselm is his discussion of the offense that sin...
5. Proslogion, Chapter I
I'm enjoying this series on the Proslogion, the individual posts are taking an obscenely large chunk of time to write. This is by way of apology, both to myself and to my legions of readers, for failing so dramatically in maintaining the pa...
4. Proslogion, Preface (pt. 3), But Why?
When we last left Anselm, he'd just discovered, seemingly in a flash of insight, the unum argumentum which proved itself and demonstrated "whatever we believe about the Divine Being." But why write up this insight in a book? It's not like t...
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