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The Meaning and Power of Negativity Claremont Studies in the Philosophy of Religion, Conference 2017

Aus der Reihe Religion in Philosophy and Theology

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07.07.2021

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Ingolf U. Dalferth + weitere

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Englisch

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978-3-16-160135-4

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Born 1948; 1977 Promotion; 1982 Habilitation; Professor Emeritus of Systematic Theology, Symbolism and Philosophy of Religion at the University of Zurich; Danforth Professor Emeritus of Philosophy of Religion at Claremont Graduate University in California; Fellow at the Stellenbosch Institute for Advanced Study in South Africa..
2010 Bachelor of Arts (Philosophy and Theology), Oxford University; 2012 Master of Studies (Theology - Modern Doctrine), Oxford University; 2019 PhD in Philosophy of Religion and Theology, Claremont Graduate University.

Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

07.07.2021

Herausgeber

Verlag

Mohr Siebeck

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378

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2.1/15.6/23.3 cm

Gewicht

580 g

Auflage

1

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Englisch

ISBN

978-3-16-160135-4

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  • Ingolf U. Dalferth:
    Introduction: The Meaning and Power of Negativity








    I. Negative Theology: The Western Tradition





    Willemien Otten:
    Between Thesis and Antithesis: Negative Theology as a Medieval Way of Thinking Forward -
    Shane Akerman:
    Problematizing Progress: A Response to Willemien Otten -
    Andrew W. Hass:
    Creatio qua Nihil: Negation from the Generative to the Performative -
    Deidre Nicole Green:
    Love in the Time of Negativity: A Response to Andrew W. Hass -
    Stephen T. Davis:
    Negation in Theology -
    Carl S. Hughes:
    Radical Negativity and Infinite Striving: From the Death of God to the
    Theologia Crucis
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    Nancy Van Deusen:
    God's Idiots: Nicholas of Cusa and the "Contrary Motion" of Bankrupted Consciousness: A Dialectic with Negativity -
    Asle Eikrem:
    "Mystery is what faith essentially includes…": A Philosophical Critique of the Semantic-Ontological Presuppositions of Negative/Mystical Theology -
    Raymond E. Perrier:
    Negative Theology and the Question of Religious Transformation: A Response to Asle Eikrem








    II. The Dialectics of Negativity





    Lucas Wright:
    Difference Through the Prism of the Same: Apophasis and Negative Dialectic in Rosenzweig and Adorno -
    Thomas M. Schmidt:
    Dialectics and Despair: Negativity After Hegel -
    Jonathan Russell:
    The Question of Unrecognizable Negativity: Hegel and Bataille's Philosophies of Religion: A Response to Thomas M. Schimidt -
    Dustin Peone:
    Ethical Negativity: Hegel on the True Infinite -
    Gal Katz:
    Negativity and Modern Freedom: Hegel's Negation of Pantheism -
    Yuval Avnur:
    Denial, Silence, and Openness








    III. Negativity, Hermeneutics, and Suffering





    Elizabeth Pritchard:
    Political Theology After Auschwitz: Adorno and Schmitt on Evil -
    Trisha M. Famisaran:
    On the Apparent Antinomy Between Ethics and Politics: A Response to Elizabeth Pritchard -
    Emil Angehrn:
    Negative Hermeneutics: Between Non-Understanding and the Understanding of Negativity -
    Thomas Jared Farmer:
    At the Limits of Understanding: A Response to Emil Anghern -
    Mara G. Block:
    Bodily Negations: Time, Incarnation, and Social Critique in the Late Notebooks of Simone Weil








    IV. Negativity and Eastern Traditions





    Halla Kim:
    Ways of Nothingness: Ryu Young-Mo on God -
    Hyoseok Kim:
    Ryu Young-Mo, a Korean version of an Apophatic, Hickian Religious Pluralistic, and Spiritually Elitist Theologian?: A Response to Halla Kim -
    Alexander Mckinley:
    The Apotheosis of Emptiness: God Suniyan and the Soteriological Necessity of Negativity in Sinhala Buddhism