1st Edition
Semiotic Theory and Sacramentality in Hugh of Saint Victor
Introduction
1 Pedagogy, Lectio, and Vera Philosophia
2 The Signification of The Sign: Creation And Incarnation
3 The Christ-Centred Opus Restaurationis
4 The Berengarian Controversy and Sign-Theory
5 The Realist Character of Hugh of Saint Victor’s Mystical Sacramentality
6 Sacramentality, Signification, and Poiesis
Conclusion
Biography
Ruben Angelici is a graduate of the University of Cambridge. He is a priest in England and holds degrees and expertise in theology, philosophy, biology, and music. He is a member of the Internationale Gesellschaft für Theologische Mediävistik, and has been a sessional lecturer in Theology and Church History at University of Manchester, Nazarene Theological College, UK. His areas of academic interests include philosophical and sacramental theology, scholastic theology and philosophy (particularly the XII century and the school of Saint Victor), the Nouvelle Théologie, semiotics, post-structuralism, and the philosophy of language. This is his second book on Victorine, philosophical theology.
