La muerte corporal ¿naturaleza humana o castigo divino? Análisis y traducción a Lectura II d. 19 de Juan Duns Escoto

Jesus Manuel Rodríguez Morales

La muerte corporal ¿naturaleza humana o castigo divino? Análisis y traducción a Lectura II d. 19 de Juan Duns Escoto

Jesus Manuel Rodríguez Morales

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Abstract

The present article consists of an analysis of distinction 19 of Duns
Scotus’ second commentary on the Sentences of Peter Lombard, with a focus on
fi nding in the structure of the text the question of the mortality of human corpo-
reality. The investigation of the topic introduces us to an arduous debate between
human nature and original sin, in the midst of a discourse that distinguishes the
elements of an anthropology mediated by philosophy and theology. The question
asks: would the fi rst man in the state of innocence have had an immortal body?
Scotus’ exposition of the arguments allows us to reconsider the view of human
nature in the state of innocence, and his conclusions can give us new vision of the
human being. The article provides the reader with the full translation of the text.

Original language	Spanish
Article number	MF 123 (2023)
Pages (from-to)	57
Number of pages	85
Journal	Miscellanea Francescana, 123 I-II (2023) p. 57-85
Volume	123
Issue number	0026-587X
Publication status	Published - Jun 2023
Externally published	Yes

Keywords

Duns Scotus
corporeality
Scotist antrhropology
State of innocence
Immorality
human nature
philosophical anthropology
medieval theology

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La muerte corporal ¿naturaleza humana o castigo divino? Análisis y traducción a Lectura II d. 19 de Juan Duns Escoto

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