On the 'Meaning' of Politics: Transforming Political Theologies
Autor Christos Yannaras Traducere de Jonathan Coleen Limba Engleză Paperback – 19 dec 2024
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781032532073
ISBN-10: 1032532076
Pagini: 84
Dimensiuni: 138 x 216 mm
Greutate: 0.17 kg
Editura: Taylor & Francis Ltd.
Seria Transforming Political Theologies
ISBN-10: 1032532076
Pagini: 84
Dimensiuni: 138 x 216 mm
Greutate: 0.17 kg
Editura: Taylor & Francis Ltd.
Seria Transforming Political Theologies
Notă biografică
Christos Yannaras is Professor Emeritus at Panteion University of Social and Political Sciences in Athens, Greece.
Jonathan Cole is Assistant Director of the Centre for Religion, Ethics and Society at Charles Sturt University in Canberra, Australia.
Jonathan Cole is Assistant Director of the Centre for Religion, Ethics and Society at Charles Sturt University in Canberra, Australia.
Cuprins
Foreword
Introduction
Translator’s note
Acknowledgements
1. Reverence and justice
2. Necessity and freedom
3. Forms of organized co-existence
4. Cohesion through coercion
5. Leitourgima’s degeneration into office
6. Ratio dethrones authority
7. The desire for “salvation” dethrones ratio
8. The Ecclesia and religion: incompatible modes of existence
9. When truth becomes the priority
10. Politics: contest or art?
11. Shared need as shared truth
12. The pre-political character of freedom
13. The alignment of the ecclesia of the demos and the ecclesia of the believers
14. The exercise of authority as responsible service
15. The common roots of democracy, community, and the parish
16. The political consequences of the Ecclesia’s religionization
17. Religious totalitarianism
18. Ideology: the alienation of truth into accuracy
19. Societas: the alienation of communion into a partnership
20. Religious “salvation” and political individualism
21. Materialistic and idealistic utilitarianism
22. Politics is not the aim of the Ecclesia; The Ecclesia itself is the aim of politics
23. Augustine is Europe
24. Political forms of religious individualism
25. The Ecclesia’s alienation in confessionalism
26. A Trinitarian archetype of politics
27. Comprehension is not knowledge
Introduction
Translator’s note
Acknowledgements
1. Reverence and justice
2. Necessity and freedom
3. Forms of organized co-existence
4. Cohesion through coercion
5. Leitourgima’s degeneration into office
6. Ratio dethrones authority
7. The desire for “salvation” dethrones ratio
8. The Ecclesia and religion: incompatible modes of existence
9. When truth becomes the priority
10. Politics: contest or art?
11. Shared need as shared truth
12. The pre-political character of freedom
13. The alignment of the ecclesia of the demos and the ecclesia of the believers
14. The exercise of authority as responsible service
15. The common roots of democracy, community, and the parish
16. The political consequences of the Ecclesia’s religionization
17. Religious totalitarianism
18. Ideology: the alienation of truth into accuracy
19. Societas: the alienation of communion into a partnership
20. Religious “salvation” and political individualism
21. Materialistic and idealistic utilitarianism
22. Politics is not the aim of the Ecclesia; The Ecclesia itself is the aim of politics
23. Augustine is Europe
24. Political forms of religious individualism
25. The Ecclesia’s alienation in confessionalism
26. A Trinitarian archetype of politics
27. Comprehension is not knowledge