Anna Usacheva
08.2020 - 2023 Full-time Post-Doc at the University of Helsinki.
09.2018 -- 2020 full-time Post-doc at Helsinki Collegium for Advanced Studies.
08.2017 -- 12.2017: Full-time post-doc at Danish Institute in Rome.
06.2015 ---- 08.2017: Full-time post-doc at the School of Culture and Society, Aarhus University.
09.2012 – 06.2015: Chief editor at the Academic Publishing House under the Foundation to Education and Science (Moscow).
09.2012 – 06.2015: senior lecturer at SS Cyril and Methodius Theological Institute of Post-Graduate Studies.
09.2012 -- 06.2015: senior lecturer at the St. Tikhon Orthodox University (Moscow).
2011 – Doctor of Classical Philology.
Phone: 0505560266
Address: PL 4 (Fabianinkatu 24)
00014 HELSINGIN YLIOPISTO
09.2018 -- 2020 full-time Post-doc at Helsinki Collegium for Advanced Studies.
08.2017 -- 12.2017: Full-time post-doc at Danish Institute in Rome.
06.2015 ---- 08.2017: Full-time post-doc at the School of Culture and Society, Aarhus University.
09.2012 – 06.2015: Chief editor at the Academic Publishing House under the Foundation to Education and Science (Moscow).
09.2012 – 06.2015: senior lecturer at SS Cyril and Methodius Theological Institute of Post-Graduate Studies.
09.2012 -- 06.2015: senior lecturer at the St. Tikhon Orthodox University (Moscow).
2011 – Doctor of Classical Philology.
Phone: 0505560266
Address: PL 4 (Fabianinkatu 24)
00014 HELSINGIN YLIOPISTO
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I believe that general understanding of Gregory’s approach to reception and interpretation of Hellenic philosophical texts should be altered in such a way that his sophisticated transformation of philosophical concepts is not regarded as mere rhetorical stylisation but as typical creative transmission of the authoritative text. To prove this thesis I underpin some principal features of Gregory’s anthropology and cognitive theory, which developed out of a productive dialogue between Peripatetic and Christian conceptions and also involved some of the relevant Platonic philosophical and rhetorical commonplaces.
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The second objective of my paper is to briefly examine the meaning of 1 Cor 13:12 and Gal 4:9 in the context of philosophic epistemology. My third step is to investigate the contact theory of epistemology of Gregory Nazianzen with the aid of Maximus the Confessor. I shall particularly focus on Gregory’s understanding of the mediating role of Christ in the process of the human acquisition of divine knowledge, and I shall also examine Gregory’s vision of the bodily aspect of the human-divine active cooperation and principle of likeness.
I believe that general understanding of Gregory’s approach to reception and interpretation of Hellenic philosophical texts should be altered in such a way that his sophisticated transformation of philosophical concepts is not regarded as mere rhetorical stylisation but as typical creative transmission of the authoritative text. To prove this thesis I underpin some principal features of Gregory’s anthropology and cognitive theory, which developed out of a productive dialogue between Peripatetic and Christian conceptions and also involved some of the relevant Platonic philosophical and rhetorical commonplaces.
The second objective of my paper is to briefly examine the meaning of 1 Cor 13:12 and Gal 4:9 in the context of philosophic epistemology. My third step is to investigate the contact theory of epistemology of Gregory Nazianzen with the aid of Maximus the Confessor. I shall particularly focus on Gregory’s understanding of the mediating role of Christ in the process of the human acquisition of divine knowledge, and I shall also examine Gregory’s vision of the bodily aspect of the human-divine active cooperation and principle of likeness.
Keywords: Origen, the voces magicae concept, Stoic etymological theory, the issue of the correctness of names, the lekton concept.