Historica Olomucensia vol. S1 (2014), 177-186
Cieľom príspevku je pojednanie o troch homiletických cnostiach: comitas (láskavosti), veracitas (pravdovravnosti) a urbanitas (duchaplnosti). V prvej časti autorka zameriava svoj pohľad na definíciu týchto pojmov u starovekých autorov a v stredoveku, aby si následne mohla detailnejšie všimnúť, ako boli pertraktované pojmy vnímané v novolatinskom písomníctve. Okrem starovekých autorít pri špecifikácii využíva i mladšie spisy zaoberajúce sa danou problematikou. Hlbšej analýze je podrobená najmä etická rozprava z roku 1642 pojednávajúca práve o troch zmienených cnostiach v ľudskej komunikácii.
The aim of this paper is to deal with three homiletic virtues - comitas (kindness), veracitas (truthfulness) and urbanitas (ingenuity). In the first part, the author aims at a definition of these terms at Ancient writers and in the Middle Ages to be able to specify in a detail how discussed terms were perceived in neo-Latin literature. Except for Ancient authorities, she also uses younger writings that are focused on this matter. A deeper analysis is applied for the ethical disputation from 1642 that concerns itself with three mentioned virtues in human communication.
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