L’ange comme être politique et parlant
Abstract
Man is not the only political and speaking being
that medieval thought was interested in. The angel
may also be considered as a political and speaking being.
Yet, whereas the link between political life and linguistic
faculty seems obvious in the human case, it is far from
being clear when it comes to the angel. Discussions about
locutio angelica and reflexions on hierarchia constitute,
indeed, very different collections. This paper tries to ask,
by considering more particularly the case of William of
Auvergne and of Peter of John Olivi, why the political
question and the linguistic question do not manage to
connect in medieval angelology.
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