论圣维克多的休的历史思想被引量：1

On the Hugh of Saint Victor's Historical Thoughts

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摘要 12世纪是拉丁西方走向全面复兴的时代,当时杰出的历史学家圣维克多的休,在《圣经》的框架内对历史进行了重新思考。一方面他将历史定义为"史实"、"神迹"和"词义",并在世俗与神圣学问领域,对中世纪初期"历史从属于文法"和"历史沦为神学的附庸"之观念分别进行了更动和更新;另一方面他通过将历史演进路径中所蕴含的时间连续性取代辩证法与象征作为神学推进的线索,探索出了阐释神学发展的新模式。而休对历史分析和阐释的获得既源于他的"依经附圣"、理性分析、沉思冥想的认知方法,同时也是12世纪思想文化复兴的具体成果。 During the renaissance in twelfth century,Hugh of Saint Victor,an outstanding historical thinker,rethought history in the Bible context. On the one hand,he held that the nature of history was objective reality,mysterious manifestation and the sense of words,and he renewed the ideas of history being subject to literature and theology in the context of secular and holy scholarship. On the other hand,he reconstructed the framework of the historical development of Christianity from a linear perspective,which set up a new model for development of theology. Hugh ＇s acquisition of historical analysis and interpretation came not only from his cognitive method of ＂attaching according to the Scriptures＂,but also from the rational analysis and meditation. At the same time,it is also the concrete result of renaissance of thoughts in the twelfth century.

作者程利伟 Cheng Liwei

机构地区上海师范大学人文与传播学院

出处《史学史研究》 CSSCI 北大核心 2018年第2期88-100,共13页 Journal of Historiography

关键词圣维克多的休史学思想 12世纪拉丁西方 Hugh of Saint Victor historical thoughts twelfth century Latin West

分类号 K091 [历史地理—历史学]

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