전도서에 나타난 잠정적인 지혜
Provisional Wisdom in Ecclesiastes
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이 논문은 전도서에 나타난 지혜가 기존의 전통적인 지혜와 어떠한 관계를 맺고 있는가를 밝힌다. 저자는 “더 나은 잠언”의 형태를 가진 전도서의 모든 구절들을 비교한 후, 전도서에 나오는 지혜는 전통적인 지혜의 남용을 비판하고 인간의 죽음과 연약성이라는 그림자 아래 제시되는 잠정적인 지혜임을 주장한다.
Abstract
The purpose of this study is to explore the feature of the wisdom in Ecclesiastes in relation with the wisdom in Proverbs. For this study I tried to study all the verses with “the better proverbs” form in Ecclesiastes, and find out their theological meaning. In result, the wisdom in Ecclesiastes is not new or not unrelated with that of Proverbs. In the period of Ecclesiastes, something presupposed in the traditional wisdom was disregarded or the traditional wisdom is abused. Ecclesiastes proposes corrected wisdoms while considering the newly changed situation. Ecclesiastes has the goal for the people who encountered skepticism to recover their faith and to lead into the starting point of faith. Ecclesiastes suggests corrected wisdoms, but would not accept their absolute authority, since any wisdom would be destined to failure under the abuse of optimistic humanism. This study shows the features of Ecclesiastes: 1) The wisdom in Ecclesiastes not only describes wisdom, but also criticize the abuse of traditional wisdom; 2) Ecclesiastes focuses on the provisionality of all corrected wisdoms by placing them under the shadow of human death and frailty; 3) Ecclesiastes suggests corrected wisdoms beyond traditional wisdoms, even though they are provisional.
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