Augustine and Augustinianisms
While Nietzsche is not typically considered to be “Augustinian,” reading his Zarathustra in relation to Augustine’s confessional frame may yield rich comparative insights (on e.g. will, desire, sickness and convalescence, education, time and eternity) on their respective teachings of human becoming. That is the wager of this particular seminar.
RELIGST 794
Augustine and Augustinianisms
| Unit(s): 3.0 | Level(s): Graduate | Term(s): Fall | Offered?: Yes |
While Nietzsche is not typically considered to be “Augustinian,” reading his Zarathustra in relation to Augustine’s confessional frame may yield rich comparative insights (on e.g. will, desire, sickness and convalescence, education, time and eternity) on their respective teachings of human becoming. That is the wager of this particular seminar.
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