- 著者
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松川 成夫
- 雑誌
- 東京女子大學論集
- 巻号頁・発行日
- vol.11, no.2, pp.47-70, 1961-03-20
The Christianity came from Judaism and had many inheritances from it. But the Christianity evolved as the new religion which was beyond Judaism among the Graeco-Roman World during the first two centuries. Therefore, Primitive Christianity, especially the New Testament, was much influenced both by the Old Testament or Judaism and by the Graeco-Roman culture. In order to inquire the educational thought in Primitive Christianity, I have tried to examine the concept of the Greek word "paideia." The word "paideia" was interpreted, on the one hand, as culture (Bildung) in Graeco-Roman World and on the other hand, as chastiment (Zucht) in the Old Testament or Judaism. In the former, "paideia" put on the humanistic tone, and in the latter, to the contrary, the theocentric, disciplinary tone. And then, these two kinds of the concept "paideia" were succeeded to the Christianity. The Christian interpretation of "paideia", especially the concept "paideia" in the New Testament, tookthe unique significance, namely-"paideia Kyriu."