Lyotard and Theology: Philosophy and Theology
Autor Dr Lieven Boeveen Limba Engleză Paperback – 9 apr 2014
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9780567289483
ISBN-10: 0567289486
Pagini: 176
Dimensiuni: 138 x 216 x 15 mm
Greutate: 0.23 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția T&T Clark
Seria Philosophy and Theology
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 0567289486
Pagini: 176
Dimensiuni: 138 x 216 x 15 mm
Greutate: 0.23 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția T&T Clark
Seria Philosophy and Theology
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
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Caracteristici
Guides
the
reader
through
Lyotard's
general
philosophical
claims
in
relation
to
their
theological
dimensions
Notă biografică
Lieven
Boeveis
Professor
of
Fundamental
Theology
at
the
Catholic
University
of
Leuven,
Belgium,
where
he
currently
also
serves
as
Dean
of
the
Faculty
and
as
the
co-ordinator
of
the
Research
Group
'Theology
in
a
Postmodern
Context'.
His
research
concerns
theological
epistemology,
philosophical
theology,
truth
in
faith
and
theology,
tradition
development
and
hermeneutics.
He
is
the
author
ofInterrupting
Tradition.
An
Essay
on
Christian
Faith
in
a
Postmodern
Context(2003)
andGod
Interrupts
History.
Theology
in
a
Time
of
Upheaval(2007).
He
has
co-edited
various
volumes,
of
which
the
most
recent
are:Augustine
and
Postmodern
Thought:
A
New
Alliance
against
Modernity?(2009)
andOrthodoxy:
Process
and
Product
(2009).
From
2005
till
2009
he
served
as
president
of
the
European
Society
for
Catholic
Theology.
Cuprins
PREFACE
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. INTRODUCTION
2. PHILOSOPHY IN THE POSTMODERN CONDITION: ON THE INCREDULITY OF MODERN MASTER NARRATIVES AND BEARING WITNESS TO THE DIFFEREND
3. HOW TO DO JUSTICE TO THE EVENT: THE AESTHETICS OF THE SUBLIME
4. POSTMODERN CRITICAL THEORY IN ACTION: THE CASE OF CAPITALISM
5. THE MASTER NARRATIVE OF CHRISTIANITY: A HEGEMONIC DISCOURSE OF THE IDEA OF LOVE
6. CAN GOD ESCAPE THE CLUTCHES OF THE CHRISTIAN MASTER NARRATIVE?
7. THE LANGUAGE PRAGMATIC PLAUSIBILITY OF OPEN NARRATIVES: CONTINUING THE CONVERSATION WITH JEAN-FRANÇOIS LYOTARD
8. LYOTARD AND/OR THEOLOGY? ON THE PRECISE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PHILOSOPHY AND THEOLOGY
9. THE INTERRUPTIVE EVENT OF THE SACRAMENTAL
10. THE INTERRUPTION OF LATE-MODERN POLITICAL THEOLOGY
CONCLUSION
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. INTRODUCTION
2. PHILOSOPHY IN THE POSTMODERN CONDITION: ON THE INCREDULITY OF MODERN MASTER NARRATIVES AND BEARING WITNESS TO THE DIFFEREND
3. HOW TO DO JUSTICE TO THE EVENT: THE AESTHETICS OF THE SUBLIME
4. POSTMODERN CRITICAL THEORY IN ACTION: THE CASE OF CAPITALISM
5. THE MASTER NARRATIVE OF CHRISTIANITY: A HEGEMONIC DISCOURSE OF THE IDEA OF LOVE
6. CAN GOD ESCAPE THE CLUTCHES OF THE CHRISTIAN MASTER NARRATIVE?
7. THE LANGUAGE PRAGMATIC PLAUSIBILITY OF OPEN NARRATIVES: CONTINUING THE CONVERSATION WITH JEAN-FRANÇOIS LYOTARD
8. LYOTARD AND/OR THEOLOGY? ON THE PRECISE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PHILOSOPHY AND THEOLOGY
9. THE INTERRUPTIVE EVENT OF THE SACRAMENTAL
10. THE INTERRUPTION OF LATE-MODERN POLITICAL THEOLOGY
CONCLUSION
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Recenzii
It
is
good
to
read
a
volume
devoted
to
Lyotard,
as,
among
the
more
well-known
supposedly
postmodern
philosophers,
he
is
probably
the
most
neglected
...
[E]arlier
chapters
provide
a
helpful
introduction
to
his
work.
'Lieven Boeve, who has made "interruption" and "recontextualization" necessary theological household words, here rectifies the surprisingly thin engagement between Christian theology and the philosophy of Jean-François Lyotard in a masterful two-fold analysis. First, since Boeve knows the Lyotard texts all the way down, we get a superb exegesis of Lyotard's thought and why it matters. Then, Boeve's constructive reception of Lyotard's "differend" reveals the continued vital richness of the Christian open narrative for our times. This is theologizing in the grand tradition of Irenaeus, Augustine, Thomas Aquinas, Rahner, and Schillebeeckx: smart, clear-eyed, grounded in the Gospel and in contemporary life.'
Boeve has managed to render his dense subject matter accessible to readers for whom this volume is a first encounter with Lyotard's work. Boeve has produced an exemplary engagement with Lyotard as beyond just 'another thinker of difference' (8), one that does justice to the viability of Lyotard's thought and richness of its potential applications.
'Lieven Boeve, who has made "interruption" and "recontextualization" necessary theological household words, here rectifies the surprisingly thin engagement between Christian theology and the philosophy of Jean-François Lyotard in a masterful two-fold analysis. First, since Boeve knows the Lyotard texts all the way down, we get a superb exegesis of Lyotard's thought and why it matters. Then, Boeve's constructive reception of Lyotard's "differend" reveals the continued vital richness of the Christian open narrative for our times. This is theologizing in the grand tradition of Irenaeus, Augustine, Thomas Aquinas, Rahner, and Schillebeeckx: smart, clear-eyed, grounded in the Gospel and in contemporary life.'
Boeve has managed to render his dense subject matter accessible to readers for whom this volume is a first encounter with Lyotard's work. Boeve has produced an exemplary engagement with Lyotard as beyond just 'another thinker of difference' (8), one that does justice to the viability of Lyotard's thought and richness of its potential applications.