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      Camino sin camino: Una reflexión filosófica actual desde la mística de Eckhart y Silesius Translated title: Road without road: A current philosophical reflection from Eckhart’s and Silesius’ mysticism

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      Veritas
      Pontificio Seminario Mayor San Rafael Valparaíso
      detachment, soul, empty, depths, road, desasimiento, alma, vacío, abismo, camino

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          El objetivo del presente artículo es múltiple. Primero, pondera una serie de razones por las cuales la mística aún es relevante para el análisis de la condición humana del hombre actual. Segundo, propone a la promesa y a la ausencia como dispositivos de la mística. Tercero, expone, desde la lectura que hacen Alois Haas y Amador Vega de algunos sermones alemanes del Maestro Eckhart y de El peregrino querúbico de Angelus Silesius, los planteamientos fundamentales de la mística de estos autores, a saber: el vaciamiento del alma, el coengendramiento, el abismo de Dios y la unión mística. Al mismo tiempo esboza cómo el pensamiento de Eckhart y Silesius, además de ser estudiado, produce ecos en algunas de las formulaciones filosóficas más importantes del siglo XX.

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          The aim of this article is multiple. First, it weighs a series of reasons for which mysticism is still relevant for the analysis of man’s current human condition. Second, it proposes promise and absence as the devices of mysticism. Third, it exhibits, according to the reading of Alois Haas and Amador Vega of some of Meister Eckhart’s German sermons and Angelus Silesius’ The Cherubic Wanderer, the fundamental expositions of these authors’ mysticism, namely: voidance of the soul, co-conceivement, God’s abyss and mystical union. At the same time it outlines how the thought of Eckhart and Silesius, besides being studied, produces echoes in some of the most important philosophical formulations of the 20th century.

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                veritas
                Veritas
                Veritas
                Pontificio Seminario Mayor San Rafael Valparaíso (Valparaíso, , Chile )
                0718-9273
                September 2015
                : 33
                : 159-181
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                [01] orgnamePontificia Universidad Javeriana Colombia carlos-arias@ 123456javeriana.edu.co
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                S0718-92732015000200009 S0718-9273(15)00003300009
                66f470c9-dea8-4071-887f-4e69def7c6f9

                This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License.

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                : 15 March 2015
                : 26 January 2015
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                depths,empty,soul,detachment,camino,abismo,vacío,alma,desasimiento,road
                depths, empty, soul, detachment, camino, abismo, vacío, alma, desasimiento, road

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