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Buchcover - Weigel, Valentin: Sämtliche Schriften. Neue Edition / Band 10: Vom Ort der Welt. Scholasterium christianum - ISBN 978-3-7728-3191-1
»There is no doubt that Pfefferl follows the highest scholarly standards and will thus make it possible that Weigel will become much better known than before as a truly deeply influential and significant theological voice of his time.«
Albrecht Classen, Sixteenth Century Journal
Weigel, Valentin: Sämtliche Schriften. Neue Edition / Band 10: Vom Ort der Welt. Scholasterium christianum
von Valentin Weigel, herausgegeben von Horst PfefferlIn der nur gedruckt überlieferten Schrift ›Vom Ort der Welt‹ aus der Zeit um 1576 befasst sich Weigel mit dem Raumproblem, das er einmal in paracelsischer Begrifflichkeit auf den äußeren weltlichen Ort sowie theologisch in der Weiterführung mystischer Überlegungen auf den inneren geistlichen Ort hin auslegt. Das in Lfg. 1 der ›Sämtlichen Schriften‹ Valentin Weigels enthaltene Werk wird hier erstmals in kritischer und kommentierter Ausgabe vorgelegt. Einen frühen Versuch, die Überlegungen zum Raumproblem mit einer Untersuchung des Zeitbegriffs zu verbinden, stellt das ›Scholasterium christianum‹ dar (um 1571), das zuvor noch nicht in moderner Ausgabe vorlag.
In ›Vom Ort der Welt‹, (The Place of the World), handed down in its published form only and written around 1576, Weigel deals with the problem of space which he interprets in one way in Paracelsian terms as the outer worldly space and in another way in terms of theology as the continuation of mystical reflections on the inner spiritual space. This work, contained in the first instalment of Valentine Weigel‹s ›Sämtlichen Schriften‹ (Collected Works), is available for the first time in a critical and annotated edition. The ›Scholasterium christianum‹, (written around 1571), was an early attempt to combine the reflections on the problem of space with a study of the concept of time. This has not previously been part of a modern edition.
In ›Vom Ort der Welt‹, (The Place of the World), handed down in its published form only and written around 1576, Weigel deals with the problem of space which he interprets in one way in Paracelsian terms as the outer worldly space and in another way in terms of theology as the continuation of mystical reflections on the inner spiritual space. This work, contained in the first instalment of Valentine Weigel‹s ›Sämtlichen Schriften‹ (Collected Works), is available for the first time in a critical and annotated edition. The ›Scholasterium christianum‹, (written around 1571), was an early attempt to combine the reflections on the problem of space with a study of the concept of time. This has not previously been part of a modern edition.
