教会建筑神学在杰弗里·希尔的巴鲁克书由诺斯替派的贾斯汀

IF 0.2 4区哲学 0 LITERARY THEORY & CRITICISM

Literature and Theology Pub Date : 2020-12-10 DOI:10.1093/litthe/fraa013

Madeleine Potter

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在杰弗里·希尔(Geoffrey Hill)死后出版的诺斯替派贾斯汀(Justin)的《巴鲁克书》(Book of Baruch)中，教会建筑与历史暴力密切相关，因为其形式被解释为受其影响。本文认为，希尔与建筑的接触，其核心是一种见证历史暴力的神学行为，也是一种为集体和历史罪恶寻求赎罪的行为。

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The Theology of Ecclesiastical Architecture in Geoffrey Hill’s Book of Baruch by the Gnostic Justin

In Geoffrey Hill's posthumously published Book of Baruch by the Gnostic Justin, ecclesiastical architecture is explored in close conjunction with historical violence, as its very form is construed as influenced by it. This article argues that Hill's engagement with architecture is informed, at its core, by a theological act of witness to the violence of history, but also as an act of seeking atonement for collective and historical sin.

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