The City of God: A Collection of Critical Essays

Edited with an Introduction by Dorothy F. Donnelly
Bibliographic Details
Editor:Dorothy F. Donnelly
Published: Peter Lang, New York, 1995
Total Pages:XIII-457
Format:Book
Topic:- Works > De civitate Dei > Topics > [Influence / actualité]
Child Work(s): Augustine's Definitions of 'Populus' and the Value of Society
Saint Augustine and Political Society
'De Civitate Dei': Miscellaneous Observations
The Problem of Service to Unjust Regimes in Augustine's 'City of God'
'The City of God' and History
Augustine's 'City of God' and the Modern Historical Consciousness
Divide and Conquer: Augustine in the 'Divine Comedy'
Reconsidering the Ideal
Augustine's 'City of God'
St. Augustine and the Christian Idea of Progress
Augustine's Political Realism
The Politics of Paradise.
Augustine's 'City of God' XIX and Western Political Thought
Two Conceptions of Political Authority: Augustine, 'De Civitate Dei', XIX, 14-15, and Some Thirteenth-Century Interpretations
More's 'Utopia' and 'The City of God'
St. Augustine's Two Cities as Medieval Dramatic Exempla
Virtus: Transition From Classical Latin to the 'Civitate Dei'
Redeeming Politics: Augustine's Cities of God.
The Role of Neoplatonism in St. Augustine's 'De Civitate Dei'
Augustine's Razor: Public vs. Private Interests in 'Th City of God'
Defining 'Gloria' in Augustine's 'City of God'
Language Theory and Narrative Patterning in 'De Civitate Dei'
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