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2. O Sentido e a Razão de Ser do Paraíso de Dante Alighieri
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Paraíso ,Theological ,Beatitude ,Teológica e Deificação do Homem ,Dante Alighieri ,Reforma Cristã ,Paradise ,Process of the Mystic Union ,Processo da União Mística ,Blessedness and Human Deification ,Reforma cristiana ,Paradís ,Christian Reform - Published
- 2021
3. Jardines botánicos y conciencia medioambiental
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Paraíso ,Recreació ,Jardins ,Encuentro con la naturaleza ,Encounter with nature ,Trobada amb la naturalesa ,Conservation ,Jardons botànics ,Recreación ,Conservación ,Recreation ,Conservació ,Jardines ,Paradise ,Jardines botánicos ,Botanic gardens ,Gardens ,Paradís - Published
- 2021
4. Paraíso versus Inferno : a Visão de Túndalo e a Viagem Medieval em Busca da Salvação da Alma (séc. XII)
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Paraíso ,Hell ,Heaven ,Seven deadly sins ,Set pecats capitals ,Túndalo ,Tnugdal ,Sete Pecados Capitais ,Inferno ,Infern ,Paradís - Published
- 2021
5. O Sentido e a Razão de Ser do Paraíso de Dante Alighieri
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Romanazzi Torres, Moisés
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Paraíso ,Theological ,Beatitude ,Teológica e Deificação do Homem ,Dante Alighieri ,Reforma Cristã ,Paradise ,Process of the Mystic Union ,Processo da União Mística ,Blessedness and Human Deification ,Reforma cristiana ,Paradís ,Christian Reform - Abstract
Dante ao longo Commedia estabelece o grande processo de sua União Mística. Uma vez liberado do pecado, nosso poeta pode reentrar em posse do seu livre arbítrio e conquistar o Paraíso Terrestre (a beatitude filosófica). Sua "caminhada" pelo Inferno e Purgatório demarca assim a primeira etapa de sua união com Deus e lhe confere a primeira das duas santidades, a santidade da natureza (a beatitude filosófica). O Paradiso dantesco desenvolve exatamente as duas outras etapas. Em sua ascensão pelos diferentes céus, Dante gradualmente se desvencilha de toda ligação com o mundo terreno, até que, iluminado pela verdade, pode ter acesso ao Paraíso Celeste (a beatitude teológica). Esta foi a segunda etapa, que lhe conferiu uma nova santidade, a santidade da graça. Mas foi somente em um êxtase que o duplo beato Dante pode concluir o processo de União Mística. Só então ele sentiu seu livre arbítrio se fundir definitivamente com a vontade divina, e passou a obedecer somente a este amor que é a alma do mundo e que move o sol e as demais estrelas. Só então Dante pode realizar nele próprio a mais elevada perfeição cristã e humana, a deificação do homem. Só então ele tornou-se digno e capaz de realizar sua missão providencial: cooperar sobre a terra ao triunfo da verdade e ordem cristãs, e, por fim, se unir à ação do enviado divino que um dia completará a reforma da Igreja e do mundo. Dante, along Commedia, establishes the great process of his Mystical Union. Once freed from sin, our poet can re-enter into possession of his free will and win the Earthly Paradise (the philosophical blessedness). His "long walk" through Hell and Purgatory thus marks the first phase of his union with God and gives the first of two sanctities, the sanctity of nature (the philosophical blessedness). Paradiso of Dante develops exactly the other two stages. In its ascent through the various heavens, Dante gradually breaks away from all connection with the earth, until, enlightened by truth, can gain access to Celestial Paradise (the theological blessedness). This was the second step, which gave him a new sanctity, the sanctity of grace. But it was only a wonder that Dante double blessed can complete the process of Mystical Union. Just then he felt his free will finally merge with the divine will, and has to obey only love that this is the soul of the world and that moves the sun and other stars. Only then Dante can to realize the highest human and Christian perfection, the deification of man. Then he became worthy and capable of performing his providential mission: to cooperate on earth the triumph of truth and Christian order, and finally , join the action of the godsend that one day will complete the reform of the Church and the world.
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- 2021
6. Medieval Paradises – Tipology of the Places of Reward in the Final Middle Ages
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Soares de Deus, Paulo Roberto
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Paraíso ,Tipologia ,Cultura ,Types ,Culture ,Paradise ,Paradís - Abstract
O objetivo do artigo é apresentar uma tipologia mínima aos lugares designados pela palavra Paraíso no fim da Idade Média. Esta não se pretende exaustiva nem definitiva, afinal antes de tudo o Paraíso era um símbolo e, como tal, preservou grande ambigüidade em seus sentidos possíveis. Seus contornos não poderiam ser claros uma vez que deveria permitir a projeção de diversos desejos e ansiedades, oriundos dos diferentes estratos culturais do período. Todavia, uma estrutura tríplice, que acompanha o tempo, pode ser seguida. The aim of this article is to consider a set of minimum types to the places assigned for the word Paradise at the end of the Middle Ages. It is not intended to be exhausting nor definitive, after all, the Paradise was a symbol and, as such, preserved great ambiguity in its possible meanings. Paradise's contours could not be so clear since it should to allow the projections of diverse desires and anxieties, deriving of the different cultural strata of that age. However, a tripartite structure, which comes along with the time flow, can be followed.
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- 2021
7. Meaning and importance of Paradise description in the 'Introducción de los Milagros de Nuestra Señora' by Gonzalo de Berceo
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Miranda, Lidia Raquel
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Paraíso ,Milagros de Nuestra Señora ,Allegory ,Description ,Al·legoria ,Alegoría ,Paradise ,Berceo ,Descripción ,Paradís ,Descripció - Abstract
La Introducción de los Milagros de Nuestra Señora muestra un locus amoenus, donde descansa el romero, que se identifica con el paraíso (c. 14 a y b). La fuente de ese prado (c. 3) se ramifica en cuatro brazos (c. 21) que evocan los cuatro ríos del paraíso y los árboles que producen frutos saludables y vistosos (c. 4) representan la abundancia y la felicidad anterior al pecado original. En ese contexto, la imagen de la Virgen María, antitipo de Eva, es la matriz de redención que enmendará la falta de los primeros padres gracias a su intercesión entre Cristo y los hombres. Las secciones del texto de Gonzalo de Berceo que hemos analizado focalizan su interés en la historia teológica de la humanidad de los últimos días, o sea del presente del enunciador, entendida a partir de la comprensión de los tiempos originarios. En ese sentido, la descripción del prado connota el paraíso y el estado paradisíaco que se han perdido pero cuya recuperación es una posibilidad cierta para los hombres que creen y aman a la Virgen María. The Introduction of Los Milagros de Nuestra Señora by Gonzalo de Berceo shows a locus amoenus, where the pilgrim rests, that identify with paradise (c. 14 a y b). The source in that lawn (c. 3) divides in four branches (c. 21) that evoke the rivers of paradise, and the trees that produce healthful and beautiful fruits (c. 4) represent the abundance and happiness preceding the original sin. In this context, Virgin Mary image is the redemption matrix that will repair the fault committed by Adam and Eve because of her mediation between Christ and men. The stanzas' text by Gonzalo de Berceo we have analyzed focus in theological history of humanity of latest days, the enunciator present, which is understood starting from the originating times. So, the lawn description connotes the lost paradise and paradisiacal state which recovery is a certain possibility to men who believe and devote Virgin Mary.
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- 2021
8. Dictionnaire de la Méditerranée
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Consalès, Jean Noël, Consalès, Jean Noël > Auteur, El Faïz, Mohammed > Auteur, Albera, Dionigi > Sous la direction de, Crivello, Maryline > Sous la direction de, Tozy, Mohamed > Sous la direction de, and Arrif, Abdelmajid
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Paysage ,Cerdà Ildefonso ,Agronomie ,Cicéron ,Climat ,Géométrie ,Parc naturel ,Aristote ,Berque Augustin ,Enclos ,Garnier Tony ,Urbanisme ,Charlemagne ,Forestier Claude Nicolas ,Épicure ,Brunon Hervé ,Paradis ,André Édouard-François ,Clément Gilles ,Foucault Michel ,Géographie - Abstract
Dictionnaire de la Méditerranée, sous la direction de Dionigi Albera, Maryline Crivello et Mohamed Tozy, en collaboration avec Gisèle Seimandi, Actes Sud, 2016, 1694 p., ISBN 978-2-330-06466-2., Imprimés, Dicomed-094, DicoMed : Dictionnaire de la Méditerranée
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- 2020
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9. Paraísos Fiscales
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Olivares Villar, Joshua, Alemany Eguidazu, María Teresa, Departamentos de la UMH::Ciencia Jurídica, and Departamentos de la UMH::Estudios Económicos y Financieros
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3 - Ciencias sociales::Derecho: 34 [CDU] ,paraísos fiscales ,paradis ,offshore ,tributario ,tax ,heaven ,financiero ,tributación internacional ,PARAÍSOS,FISCALES,FINANCIERO,TRIBUTARIO,TRIBUTACIÓN,INTERNACIONAL,OFFSHORE,TAX,HEAVEN,TREATY SHOPPING,PARADIS - Abstract
"EN ESTE TRABAJO FINAL DE GRADO LO QUE SE INTENTA ES DAR UNA NOCIÓN SOBRE LO QUE UN PARAÍSO FISCAL ES. PARA ELLO, EL TRABAJO ESTÁ DIVIDIDO EN CUATRO BLOQUES O CAPÍTULOS: EN EL PRIMERO, SE EXPLICA AMPLIAMENTE ESTA MATERIA, PASANDO POR SUS ORÍGENES, CARACTERÍSTICAS Y PARTICULARIDADES. TAMBIÉN SE TRATA DE EXPLICAR DIVERSOS CONCEPTOS DE SUMA IMPORTANCIA PARA ESTA MATERIA COMO, ELUSIÓN, FRAUDE FISCAL, DOBLE IMPOSICIÓN, ETC. EN EL SEGUNDO BLOQUE, SE TRATA EL GRUESO DEL TRABAJO. TRATAMOS DE EXPLICAR LAS ACTUALES MEDIDAS ANTI-PARAÍSO FISCAL NACIONALES E INTERNACIONALES Y LOS DIVERSOS ORGANISMOS DE CONTROL NACIONALES E INTERNACIONALES QUE EXISTEN. EN EL TERCER CAPÍTULO, TRATAMOS UN CONCEPTO RELATIVAMENTE NUEVO. EL DENOMINADO ""TREATY SHOPPING"" Y SU CAPACIDAD DE UTILIZAR LOS DIVERSOS CONVENIOS DE DOBLE IMPOSICIÓN PARA LA ELUSIÓN Y FRAUDE FISCAL. EL ULTIMO BLOQUE ESTÁ DEDICADO A CASOS REALES RELACIONADOS CON PARAÍSOS FISCALES. CONCRETAMENTE TRATAREMOS DOS CASOS MUY IMPORTANTES EN LA ENTRADA DEL NUEVO SIGLO, EL CASO BBVA Y SU CUENTA EN JERSEY Y EL CASO SOUSA (PESCANOVA)"
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- 2018
10. L’utopie, état de la question
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Corinne Jouanno
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lcsh:Language and Literature ,paradis ,General Mathematics ,millénarisme ,Atlantis ,pays de Cocagne ,Platon ,millenarism ,exotisme ,travel narrative ,exoticism ,island ,genre littéraire ,imaginary world ,île ,literary genre ,monde imaginaire ,âge d’or ,satire ,Plato ,lcsh:History (General) and history of Europe ,Applied Mathematics ,golden age ,land of plenty ,communisme ,myth ,normes ,social ideal ,communism ,slavery ,récit de voyage ,utopie ,dystopie ,cité idéale ,lcsh:D ,Atlantide ,utopia ,dystopia ,esclavage ,lcsh:P ,ideal city ,mythe ,rêve social ,norms ,paradise - Abstract
Choisir de travailler sur l’utopie dans le monde grec peut paraître paradoxal, puisque la notion d’utopie est inconnue des Anciens ; le terme lui-même, bien que dérivé du grec (ou-topia), est de formation récente : il s’agit d’un néologisme créé par Thomas More, en 1516, pour désigner l’Île de Nulle Part où il a situé la société idéale décrite dans L’Utopie ou Le Traité de la meilleure forme de gouvernement. Pourtant, si les Grecs ignora...
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- 2008
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11. Corpus et classement des premiers jalons du genre utopique
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Christine Dumas-Reungoat
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lcsh:Language and Literature ,paradis ,millénarisme ,Atlantis ,pays de Cocagne ,Platon ,millenarism ,exotisme ,travel narrative ,exoticism ,island ,genre littéraire ,imaginary world ,île ,literary genre ,monde imaginaire ,âge d’or ,satire ,Plato ,lcsh:History (General) and history of Europe ,golden age ,land of plenty ,communisme ,myth ,normes ,social ideal ,communism ,slavery ,récit de voyage ,utopie ,dystopie ,cité idéale ,lcsh:D ,Atlantide ,utopia ,dystopia ,esclavage ,lcsh:P ,ideal city ,mythe ,rêve social ,norms ,paradise - Abstract
Dans le troisième volet de cette introduction au thème de l’imaginaire utopique, il nous semble utile de dresser un inventaire des textes que les historiens du genre de l’utopie considèrent comme les jalons menant au texte de Thomas More. Nous proposons de regrouper ces textes sous trois rubriques : les utopies politiques et philosophiques ou utopies « sérieuses » ; les utopies « exotiques » qui décrivent le mond...
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- 2008
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12. Entre el paraíso de la abundancia y el infierno del hambre: mitos y realidades
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Pérez Samper, María Ángeles, 1949 and Universitat de Barcelona
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Alimentació ,Imaginary places ,Llocs imaginaris ,America ,Amèrica ,Paradise ,Mites geogràfics ,Geographical myths ,Paradís ,Diet - Abstract
Entre los sueños y la realidad, la tierra de Jauja, como Cucaña, era un país mágico insistentemente imaginado y buscado durante la Edad Moderna. En esta tierra fantástica no era necesario trabajar y el alimento era abundante. El mito surgió en una sociedad oprimida, que encontraba un alivio en estas fantasías, aunque muchos trataron de hacerlo realidad, buscándolo en otras tierras más allá del mar. América se convertiría en la proyección de esos sueños., Between dreams and reality, the land of Cockaigne was a magical country repeatedly imagined and sought for the Early Modern Age. In this fantastic land was not necessary to work and food was plentiful. The myth arose in an oppressed society, which was a relief in these fantasies, though many tried to make it happen, searching in other lands beyond the sea. America became the projection of those dreams.
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- 2015
13. L’esthétisation de l’immigration algérienne dans le film Vivre au paradis
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Ute Fendler
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regards ,places ,Bourlem Guerdjou ,paradis ,bidonville ,glance ,memory ,espace ,lieux ,mémoire ,Materials Chemistry ,spaces ,slum ,immigration ,paradise - Abstract
Cet article analyse la spécificité du visuel et la relation étroite entre images et mémoire à partir du film Vivre au paradis de Bourlem Guerdjou, exemple d’une expression de l’immigration. Le mouvement dans l’espace et les regards traduisent l’essentiel de cette expérience de migration, d’aliénation et d’isolation. Ceci est assuré par les moyens esthétiques du média visuel, tels la construction des espaces par mouvements et par regards. La combinaison du pouvoir des images et l’inscription de celles-ci dans le temps favorise une construction mémorielle. In this article, the film Vivre au paradis de Bourlem Guerdjou serves as an example for the expression of immigration which will be analysed with a special focus on the specific expressiveness of the visual media and the relation between images and memory. The experience of migration, alienation and isolation are transmitted by glances and by migration which is supported by the aesthetic means of this media as the construction of space by movement and glances. The combination of the power of pictures and their inscription in time support the construction of memory.
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- 2003
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14. À la recherche du climat idéal
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Martine Tabeaud
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paradise ,climate ,weather ,ideal ,clima ,tiempo ,paraíso ,Philosophy ,Reel ,Immunology and Allergy ,paradis ,temps ,climat ,idéal ,Humanities - Abstract
Searching for the ideal climate. The quest for the climatic paradise, and thus for the ideal climate, is an enduring one in human societies. The development of sciences and techniques transformed men's dreams. The aspiration for a better life under clement heavens is entangled with the refusal of the unexpected, with the propensity for doom-mongering, and with the need for coherence when confronted to the complexity of the reality., La quête d'un paradis climatique et donc d'un climat idéal est une permanence des sociétés humaines. Le développement des sciences et des techniques a déplacé et transformé les rêves des hommes. L'aspiration à une vie meilleure sous des cieux cléments se mêle au refus de l'imprévu, à la propension au catastrophisme et au besoin de cohérence face à un réel complexe., En busca del clima ideal. La búsqueda de un paraíso climático y, en consecuencia, de un clima ideal es una constante en las sociedades humanas. El desarrollo de las ciencias y de las técnicas desplazó y transformó los sueños de los hombres. La aspiración a una vida mejor bajo cielos clementes viene a agregarse al rechazo de lo imprevisto, a la propensión al catastrofismo y a la necesidad de coherencia frente a una realidad compleja., Tabeaud Martine. À la recherche du climat idéal. In: Communications, 101, 2017. Le temps qu'il fait. pp. 21-32.
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- 2017
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15. La conscience tragique de l'expérience humaine dans la littérature africaine d'expression française
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Bertin Amougou, Louis
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paradis ,human experience ,arbitrariness ,expérience humaine ,despego ,arbitrario ,paraíso ,arbitraire ,barbares ,barbarians ,tragic conscience ,conciencia trágica ,bárbaros ,detachment ,détachement ,conscience tragique ,experiencia humana ,paradise - Abstract
Depuis la représentation d’une Afrique ancestrale paradisiaque par Senghor, la littérature africaine en français a complètement basculé dans l’expression, sous divers modes, d’une vision pessimiste du vécu des peuples africains du fait d’une classe politique perverse. De Yambo Ouologuem aux récents signataires du manifeste intitulé “Pour une littérature monde en français” se profile une conscience tragique de l’expérience humaine africaine qui sert de fil d’Ariane à cette étude.
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- 2009
16. Paraíso versus Inferno : a Visão de Túndalo e a Viagem Medieval em Busca da Salvação da Alma (séc. XII)
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Zierer, Adriana
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Paraíso ,Hell ,Heaven ,Seven deadly sins ,Set pecats capitals ,Túndalo ,Tnugdal ,Sete Pecados Capitais ,Inferno ,Infern ,Paradís - Abstract
A salvação na Idade Média estava ligada à idéia de viagem. O homem medieval se via como um viajante (homo viator), um caminhante entre dois mundos: a terra efêmera, lugar das tentações e o Paraíso, Reino de Deus e dos seres celestiais. Se o homem conseguisse manter o corpo puro conseguiria a salvação. Se falhasse, sua alma seria condenada, com castigos eternos no Inferno ou provisórios no Purgatório. Era um paradoxo da Idade Média que a alma pudesse ser salva somente pelo corpo, devido à esse sentimento de culpa, proveniente do Pecado Original. Caso o maculasse, sua alma sofreria a danação com castigos eternos no Inferno ou provisórios no Purgatório. Devido a este sentimento de culpa a população buscava a salvação através de uma viagem, como, por exemplo, as peregrinações para atingir a Terra Santa (Jerusalém). Estes deslocamentos eram inseguros (estradas ruins, ameaças de assalto e de doenças) e vistos como uma forma de salvação, na medida em que o peregrino nunca sabia com certeza se iria voltar ou não. Ele desejava sentir em seu corpo o que Cristo e os outros mártires haviam sofrido. Outro meio de salvação era o isolamento do resto da sociedade em busca de uma vida dedicada a Deus, como é o caso de eremitas e monges. Devido ao seu desprezo pelos prazeres terrenos e suas vidas consagradas às orações e jejuns a Deus, eram considerados os mais puros da sociedade terrestre. Os monges beneditinos escreveram Visões com o objetivo de apresentar os castigos e os deleites das almas no Além. Sua intenção era mostrar aos fiéis as normas de comportamento adequado para se atingir a Salvação. Os exempla, como a Visão de Túndalo, mostram os tipos de castigo com base nos sete pecados capitais e as ações para se atingir o Paraíso: dar esmolas, freqüentar missas, dar bens à Igreja e evitar a luxúria. Um elemento comum das visões é a ênfase nas sensações dos órgãos dos sentidos. Por exemplo, fedor no Inferno e perfume no Paraíso. Torturas são explicitadas através de escuridão, gritos e dores, em oposição à claridade, cantos e alegria. Na iconografia, com Os Sete Pecados Capitais, de Bosch e O Juízo Final, de Fra Angelico, a estrutura das visões se confirma. Os topos do Além, no caso do Paraíso, se caracterizam por uma paisagem edênica representada por jardins, cânticos, fontes, anjos e árvores frondosas. Já no Inferno, a geografia pressupõe alguns obstáculos, como caminhos com pontes estreitas, rios ferventes, montanhas, lagos de gelo e monstros. Assim, o indivíduo na Idade Média queria a salvação mais pelo medo do Inferno que pelas glórias do Paraíso, e a alma humana se debatia entre o desejo pelos prazeres e o pavor do abismo infernal. The Salvation in Middle Ages was connected to the idea of voyage. The medieval man saw himself as a voyager (homo viator), a walker between two worlds: the ephemerous earth, place of tentations and the Heaven, the kingdom of God and of celestials beings. If the individual suceeded in maintain his body pure, he would obtain the salvation, but if he failed his soul would be condemned with eternal chastiments in Hell or provisorial in the Purgatory. It was a medieval paradox the fact that the soul could only be saved by the body. Because this sentiment of guilt, broght by the Original Sin, the population usually searched for salvation by means of a voyage, for example the peregrinations to achieve the Saint Earth (Jerusalem). These displacements were insecures (bad trails, menace of robbery and of diseases) and seen as a form of salvation since the pilgrim never knew for sure if he would come back or not. He wanted to experience in his flesh what Christ and other martyrs had suffered. Another means of salvation was the isolation from the rest of society in search of a life connected to God, such as the hermits and monks did. Because of their despite for terrestrial pleasures and their lives consacrated in prayers and fastings to God, they were considered the purest in terrestrial society. The benedictine monks dedicated themselves to write Visions with the purpose of presenting the chastiments and pleasures of the souls in beyond. Their intention was to show to the people the correct rules of behavior to obtain the salvation. The exempla, such as the Vision of Tundalo, present the types of chastiments based on the seven capital sins, and the actions that should be performed to reach the Paradise: to give alms, to go to mass, to give riches to the Church and to avoid lust. Un common element from the Visions is the emphasis in the sensations of the five senses. For example, stink in Hell and perfume in Heaven. Tortures are explained by the use of darkness, screams and sorrows, in opposition to clarity, singing and happiness. In Iconography, with the Seven Deadly Sins, by Bosch, and The Final Jugdement, by Fra Angelico, the structure of the Visions is confirmed. The topos of the beyond, in the case of the Heaven, are characterized by an edenic landscape represented by gardens, chants, fountains, angels and leafy trees. Once in Hell, the geography presuppose some obstacles such as ways with narrow brigdes, boiling rivers, mountains, lakes of ice and monsters. Thus, the individual in Middle Ages wanted the salvation more for the fear of Hell than from the glories of the Heaven, and the human soul debated herself between the desire for the pleasures and the dread of the infernal abyss.
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- 2002
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