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Ivo Coelho

Pontificia Universita Gregoriana
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Pontificia Universita Gregoriana
Department of Philosophy
PhD, 1994
Areas of Interest
Epistemology
Asian Philosophy
  • All publications (35)
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    Lonergan's Wisdom-Epistemology
    Revista de Filosofía (México) 45 (135): 227-254. 2013.
    Este ensayo propone que el método empírico generalizado del Insight de Lonergan se hace cargo de las funciones epistemológicas de la virtud de la sabiduría de Tomás de Aquino. En los artículos del Verbum, Lonergan muestra que el punto crucial es la identidad de la significación del ser y que tal identificación es el trabajo de la sabiduría. Los capítulos XI al XIV del Insight pueden verse como una magnífica refundición de este rol epistemológico de la sabiduría. Con la base del auto-conocimiento…Read more
    Este ensayo propone que el método empírico generalizado del Insight de Lonergan se hace cargo de las funciones epistemológicas de la virtud de la sabiduría de Tomás de Aquino. En los artículos del Verbum, Lonergan muestra que el punto crucial es la identidad de la significación del ser y que tal identificación es el trabajo de la sabiduría. Los capítulos XI al XIV del Insight pueden verse como una magnífica refundición de este rol epistemológico de la sabiduría. Con la base del auto-conocimiento o gnoseología trabajada en los capítulos I al X, Lonergan establece las nociones de conocimiento. ser y objetividad, reconoce la susceptibilidad de ellas a una multiplicidad de significados y desarrolla un método dialéctico para precisar sus significados. Este método dialéctico, que es una encarnación del método empírico generalizado, involucra no solamente atender la contradicción performativa, sino también un examen discerniente de otros métodos y filosofías.
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    Lonergan abd Formation
    Salesianum 79 (1): 133-153. 2017.
    Lonergan insiste sulla natura dinamica d’interazione tra esperienza e comprensione, e questo fornisce una metafora per un dinamico modello interattivo di formazione che rispetta le persone e l’esperienza dei formatori, implica la reciprocità e avviene all’interno di una comunità. L’articolo si concentra su alcuni concetti chiave nella antropologia di Lonergan per illustrare questo modello. L’auto-appropriazione è centrale per la formazione: quando fatta alla luce della fede e del carisma, si tra…Read more
    Lonergan insiste sulla natura dinamica d’interazione tra esperienza e comprensione, e questo fornisce una metafora per un dinamico modello interattivo di formazione che rispetta le persone e l’esperienza dei formatori, implica la reciprocità e avviene all’interno di una comunità. L’articolo si concentra su alcuni concetti chiave nella antropologia di Lonergan per illustrare questo modello. L’auto-appropriazione è centrale per la formazione: quando fatta alla luce della fede e del carisma, si tratta di “imparare dall’esperienza” il significato della propria vocazione, una conversione dal Erlebnis al Erfahrung. Tale auto-appropriazione è un’istanza di mutua auto-mediazione: quest’ultima nozione mette in evidenza il fatto che l’auto-appropriazione, lungi dall’essere solitaria ed isolata, avviene necessariamente in interazione con gli altri, all’interno di una comunità e nel rispetto di una tradizione, il che comporta la possibilità di autenticità o la mancanza di essa. Infine, è importante notare con Lonergan che ci sono due vettori simultanei nello sviluppo umano, dando priorità all’amore e agli avvolgenti orizzonti di significato, ma dove il movimento verso l’altro è ugualmente importante perché è l’elemento della personalizzazione o dell’auto-appropriazione. L’articolo prosegue indicando determinate conseguenze per la formazione, tra cui la necessità di una formazione dei formatori.
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    Experience
    Lonergan Workshop 27 47-80. 2013.
  •  41
    In Some Sense Transcendent or Supernatural
    Lonergan Workshop 26 107-126. 2012.
  •  38
    Retrieving Good Work
    Lonergan Workshop 24 33-73. 2010.
  •  41
    Religious Experience and Expression in Lonergan
    Lonergan Workshop 22 39-64. 2011.
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    Et Judaeus et Graecus e Methodo
    Lonergan Workshop 16 83-106. 2000.
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    From Person to Subject
    Lonergan Workshop 23 83-118. 2009.
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    Francis Xavier, Lonergan, and the Problem of Missions Today
    Lonergan Workshop 19 61-82. 2006.
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    Applying Lonergan's Method
    Method 22 (1): 1-22. 2004.
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    Methodical Horizon
    In Hermeneutics and Method: A Study of the 'Universal Viewpoint' in Bernard Lonergan, University of Toronto Press. pp. 125-132. 2001.
  •  34
    Early Antiacipations of the Universal Viewpoint
    In Hermeneutics and Method: A Study of the 'Universal Viewpoint' in Bernard Lonergan, University of Toronto Press. pp. 17-30. 2001.
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    Appendix A. Archival Material: Chronology
    In Hermeneutics and Method: A Study of the 'Universal Viewpoint' in Bernard Lonergan, University of Toronto Press. pp. 217-220. 2001.
  •  32
    Research, Interpretation, History
    In Hermeneutics and Method: A Study of the 'Universal Viewpoint' in Bernard Lonergan, University of Toronto Press. pp. 159-173. 2001.
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    Index
    In Hermeneutics and Method: A Study of the 'Universal Viewpoint' in Bernard Lonergan, University of Toronto Press. pp. 323-345. 2001.
  •  21
    Contents
    In Hermeneutics and Method: A Study of the 'Universal Viewpoint' in Bernard Lonergan, University of Toronto Press. 2001.
  •  35
    The Universal Viewpoint in Method in Theology
    In Hermeneutics and Method: A Study of the 'Universal Viewpoint' in Bernard Lonergan, University of Toronto Press. pp. 189-205. 2001.
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    Notes
    In Hermeneutics and Method: A Study of the 'Universal Viewpoint' in Bernard Lonergan, University of Toronto Press. pp. 223-292. 2001.
  •  18
    Expansion and Transformation of the Universal Viewpoint
    In Hermeneutics and Method: A Study of the 'Universal Viewpoint' in Bernard Lonergan, University of Toronto Press. pp. 78-98. 2001.
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    Appendix B. A Note on the Emergence of Chapters 7-11 of Method in Theology
    In Hermeneutics and Method: A Study of the 'Universal Viewpoint' in Bernard Lonergan, University of Toronto Press. pp. 221-222. 2001.
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    Transcendental Method
    In Hermeneutics and Method: A Study of the 'Universal Viewpoint' in Bernard Lonergan, University of Toronto Press. pp. 151-158. 2001.
    Kant: Metaphysics and Epistemology
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    Introduction
    In Hermeneutics and Method: A Study of the 'Universal Viewpoint' in Bernard Lonergan, University of Toronto Press. pp. 3-14. 2001.
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    Conclusion
    In Hermeneutics and Method: A Study of the 'Universal Viewpoint' in Bernard Lonergan, University of Toronto Press. pp. 206-216. 2001.
    Value Theory, Miscellaneous
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    Upper Blade for Hermeneutics or History
    In Hermeneutics and Method: A Study of the 'Universal Viewpoint' in Bernard Lonergan, University of Toronto Press. pp. 101-112. 2001.
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    New Theological Foundations
    In Hermeneutics and Method: A Study of the 'Universal Viewpoint' in Bernard Lonergan, University of Toronto Press. pp. 133-148. 2001.
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    Frontmatter
    In Hermeneutics and Method: A Study of the 'Universal Viewpoint' in Bernard Lonergan, University of Toronto Press. 2001.
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    Bibliography
    In Hermeneutics and Method: A Study of the 'Universal Viewpoint' in Bernard Lonergan, University of Toronto Press. pp. 293-322. 2001.
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    The Universal Viewpoint: Background Notions
    In Hermeneutics and Method: A Study of the 'Universal Viewpoint' in Bernard Lonergan, University of Toronto Press. pp. 31-48. 2001.
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    Lonergan and Indian Thought
    Revista Portuguesa de Filosofia 63 (4): 1025-1047. 2007.
    The article makes a study of the few explicit references to India or the East in Lonergan and goes on to indicate points of resonance between. Lonergan and Indian thought. Lonergan is convinced that the structure of human consciousness is transcultural at its core, but he also acknowledges that human consciousness unfolds differently in different cultures. The transcultural element forms the basis of Lonergan s method, and with the variant element it also forms an 'upper blade' or theoretical an…Read more
    The article makes a study of the few explicit references to India or the East in Lonergan and goes on to indicate points of resonance between. Lonergan and Indian thought. Lonergan is convinced that the structure of human consciousness is transcultural at its core, but he also acknowledges that human consciousness unfolds differently in different cultures. The transcultural element forms the basis of Lonergan s method, and with the variant element it also forms an 'upper blade' or theoretical anticipation with which to approach the 'lower blade' consisting of the data to be studied. The article ends with a brief note on possible applications of the method. /// O presente artigo consiste num estudo das poucas referências explícitas à índia ou ao Oriente que se encontram na obra de Lonergan, procedendo depois a uma indicação dos pontos de ressonância entre Lonergan e o pensamento da Índia. Lonergan está convencido de que a estrutura da consciência humana é basicamente transcultural, embora ele também reconheça que a consciência humana se desenvolve diferentemente nas diferentes culturas. O elemento transcultural constitui a base do método de Lonergan, o qual junto com o elemento variável forma uma espécie de "lâmina superior" ou antecipação teórica com a qual nos podemos aproximar da "lâmina inferior" constituída pelos temas a serem estudados. O artigo termina com uma breve nota acerca das possíveis aplicações do método.
    Indian Philosophy
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    Dialectic and Foundations
    In Hermeneutics and Method: A Study of the 'Universal Viewpoint' in Bernard Lonergan, University of Toronto Press. pp. 174-188. 2001.
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