Toward a Unity of Thinking
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This article offers a reading of De Casu Diaboli of St. Anselm which allows gauging the scope of three important phenomenologists of “the Theological
Turn”: Jean-Louis Chrétien, Jean-Luc Marion and Michel Henry. The proposed argument is that reading on Anselm allows us to go back to those times when
thinking was not impaired by divisions but was instead drawn toward an original unity whose recovering is one of the basic motives of the “Theological Turning Point” in phenomenology.
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