A noção de honra no Cur Deus Homo de Anselmo de Aosta.

Abstract

The theory of satisfaction found in Cur Deus Homo represents the effort of St. Anselm of Aosta in sola ratione understand the reasons that led God to assume human nature and die for the sake of the redemption of mankind. The incarnation and the atonement of the Second Person of the Trinity are embellished with the theory of Anselm for his character of absolute necessity. The aim of this research is to analyze the notion of "honor" in the theory expressed satisfaction Anselm, to verify its seat the light of moral notions of rectitude of the will, justice and freedom as well as the notions of duty and debt presents in treaties De Veritate, De Libertate Arbitrii and De Casu Diaboli, contrasting thus interpretations and readings which give a legal aspect the notion of “honor”, above all, by the influence of feudal environment to which Anselm was inserted.