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work_52zqxwdayrfclchz2qt3qdtd6m	Clara Soudan	Spells of our inhabiting: transitioning from the spectre of Gnostic estrangement to a philosophy of entangled overflowing	2020	269	.pdf	application/pdf	86816	4809	49	Something in the gnostic understanding – or misunderstanding – of the ideas of immanence and transcendence appears to condition the modern engagement with the world, itself greatly determined by a dualistic concept of nature. Jonas and Voegelin point indeed toward the idea of an ontological tension, an open inbetweenness characterizing worldly becoming, whereby I reconceptualize Gnosticism Theis' claim, arguing that Jonas' early works on Gnosticism condition the later development of his thought, characterized by an ontology of the world inscribing the ethical first to an original exploration, from the existential-gnostic perspective, of what modern cosmology refers to as the "subjective", then to a study of the world, of "natural" Therein, I argue, lies an essential teaching of Voegelin's concept of Gnosticism, as well as the culminating point of his contribution to the philosophy of Modernity: the identification of a movement of reduction, closure, or sealing of an ontological tension between immanence and transcendence constitutive of worldly being.	./cache/work_52zqxwdayrfclchz2qt3qdtd6m.pdf	./txt/work_52zqxwdayrfclchz2qt3qdtd6m.txt