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Title: Gregório de Nissa e Tomás de Aquino: o surgimento da vida humana
Other Titles: Gregory of Nyssa and Thomas Aquinas: on the emergence of human life
Authors: Camps, Maria da Conceição
Keywords: Gregory of Nyssa;Thomas Aquinas;human life;embryo;law;Grégoire de Nysse;Thomas d’Aquin;vie humaine;embryon;loi;Gregório de Nissa;Tomás de Aquino;vida humana;embrião;lei
Issue Date: 2016
Publisher: Imprensa da Universidade de Coimbra
Abstract: Gregório de Nissa (335-394) e Tomás de Aquino (1225 -1274) são lídimos representantes de duas correntes doutrinais cristãs relativas ao momento do surgimento da vida humana que têm enformado o pensamento ocidental. Este artigo propõe-se explicá-las, cotejá-las e perceber em que medida elas continuam presentes nos debates contemporâneos acerca do estatuto do embrião e da vida intrauterina.
Grégoire de Nysse (335--394) et Thomas d’Aquin (1225 -1274) sont les deux plus grands représentants des doctrines chrétiennes concernant le moment de la création de la vie humaine qui ont façonné la pensée occidental. Cet article veut expliquer, rassembler et rendre compte de la façon dans laquelle leurs théories sont encore présentes dans les conceptions contemporaines sur le statut de l’embryon et la vie intrautérine.
Gregory of Nyssa (335-394) and Thomas Aquinas (1225 -1274) are two major representatives of the Christian doctrines related to the moment of the emergence of human life, which have shaped Western thought. This article aims to explain and to compare them in order to understand how they are still influential in contemporary conceptions on the status of the embryo and intrauterine life.
URI: https://hdl.handle.net/10316.2/42842
ISSN: 0872-0851
DOI: 10.14195/0872-0851_49_5
Rights: open access
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