Philip Bosman presents a renewed investigation into the roots of the concept of conscience by means of philological analysis of the ancient Greek texts, enriched by perspectives from contemporary developments in semantic theory.
Philip Bosman untersucht die Geschichte der synoida Wort-Gruppe, aus der sich das Konzept von 'Gewissen' entwickelt hat. Er zeichnet die Geschichte des Begriffs nach, beginnend mit frühen Phrasen, die das Bewußtsein, geirrt zu haben, wiedergeben, bis zu späteren Substantiven, die auf eine innere Instanz hindeuten, die das Verhalten des Individuums überwacht. Philo und Paulus verwenden diese Begriffe häufig und stehen deshalb im Zentrum der Untersuchung.
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