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Libertà originaria e incremento ontologico. Note a margine del libro di Claudio Ciancio "Ontologia dell'immagine"

Translated title of the contribution: [Machine translation] Original freedom and ontological increase. Side notes from Claudio Ciancio's book Ontology of the Image

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Abstract

[Machine translation] The critical note investigates the ontology of the image proposed by Claudio Ciancio in his latest book. First of all, the historical reconstruction carried out around the theme of the image is examined in reference, among other things, to the questions of man as an image of God, to idolatry and its rejection, to the incarnation of Christ and to the Trinity. The main thematic nuclei of this theoretical proposal are then investigated and with regard to that the creation as an “imaginary reality” and as an ontological increase is analyzed, as well as the revealing images – in relation to the contrast or intensification underlying the nexus between the finite and the infinite – and, more generally, the relationship between the image and the conception of the principle as freedom. Finally, in a critical way, the relation between the absolute and its ontological increase is discussed, as well as the relationship between the paradox – underlying the ontology of the image – and the notion of analogy, as well as the nexus of identity and difference existing between infinite freedom and finite freedom.
Translated title of the contribution[Machine translation] Original freedom and ontological increase. Side notes from Claudio Ciancio's book Ontology of the Image
Original languageItalian
Pages (from-to)109-115
Number of pages7
JournalPER LA FILOSOFIA
VolumeXXXIX
Issue number116
Publication statusPublished - 2022

Keywords

  • Freedom
  • image
  • ontological increase
  • identity and difference

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