Il problema della povertà nell'antropologia di Bonaventura.

Poverty is part of the bonaventurian anthropology characterized by christocentrism and dynamism. In his perspective, man is a being in relation (with the world, others and God), open to others and projected into the path of relationships, where poverty, understood as joyous return, allows humans to be realized fully and to rediscover the sense of reality. Poverty remains the main fundamental consilium, as in bonaventurian perspective is presented as the total removal of the mundana diversity allowing the man, not only imago Dei, but also capax Dei, to meet God as absolute simplicity.