پیمایش الهیات پست مدرن: بینش‌هایی از فلسفه ژان لوک ماریون و جیانی واتیمو [کتاب انگلیسی] | کتابخانه مجازی الفبا

Table of contents :
Cover
Half Title
Title Page
Copyright Page
Dedication
Acknowledgments
Introduction
1. Sociological Narrative Shifts in Traditional European and Christian Communities
2. Challenging Metaphysics: Jean-Luc Marion and Gianni Vattimo
3. Chapter Outline
Notes
Chapter 1: Approaching the Theological Narrative Shifts in Postmodernity
1. Exploring “Postmodernity”
1.1 Postmodern Generalities
1.2 Jean-François Lyotard
1.3 Martin Heidegger
1.4 Gianni Vattimo
1.5 Jean-Luc Marion
1.6 Peroration on Postmodernism
2. Religion and Theology: Establishing the Differences in an Era of Secularism
3. Secularism in Postmodernity
3.1 Secularism
3.2 Secularism to Post-Secularism
4. An Example: Ireland’s Narrative Changes
5. Conclusion
Notes
Chapter 2: Facing the Church
1. Aristotle and Aquinas: A General Overview of “Traditional” Metaphysics
2. Metaphysics and Authority in the Magisterium
2.1 Pius X and Modernity: Pascendi Domini Gregis, Lamentabili sane exitu, and Sacrorum antistitum
2.2 Modernity, John XXIII, and the Council
2.3 John Paul II, Fides et ratio, and Metaphysics
2.4 Benedict XVI: Historical Theology and Metaphysics
3. Authority and the Conservative Apologists
4. Language and Philosophy
5. Approaching Metaphysics in Postmodernity
6. Jean-Luc Marion and Gianni Vattimo: Introducing Concerns Regarding Metaphysics
6.1 Marion on Metaphysics and Phenomenology
6.2 Vattimo on Metaphysics and Philosophy
7. Conclusion
Notes
Chapter 3: Jean-Luc Marion’s Phenomenology
1. Introduction
Part I: Influencing Marion’s Phenomenology
2. Marion and Metaphysics
2.1 Marion and Descartes
2.2 Edmund Husserl’s Phenomenology and Marion
2.3 Emmanuel Lévinas’ Influence on Marion
3. Dominique Janicaud and the Critique of a Theological Phenomenology
3.1 Janicaud and the Critique of Lévinas
3.2 Janicaud’s Critique of Marion’s Phenomenology
Part II: Jean-Luc Marion: Theology and Phenomenology
4. Marion’s Saturated Phenomenon
4.1 The Flesh
4.2 The Event
4.3 The Idol
4.4 The Icon
5. Constructing Marion’s Theological Phenomenology
6. Theology and Phenomenology in Discourse: G⦻d and Revelation
7. Significance of Marion’s Philosophical Theology for the Postmodern Faith
8. Loving the Other
9. Conclusion
Notes
Chapter 4: Gianni Vattimo’s Post-Christian Philosophical Theology
1. Introduction
2. Challenging Metaphysics
3. Nietzsche, Metaphysics, and Language
4. Nietzsche’s Overcoming of Metaphysics
5. Heidegger, Being as Event, and Pensiero Debole
6. Kenosis and Weakening
7. Violence and Metaphysics
8. Significance of Vattimo’s Philosophical Theology for the Postmodern Faith
9. Charity
10. Conclusion
Notes
Conclusion
1. Introduction
2. Jean-Luc Marion
3. Gianni Vattimo
4. The Significance of Marion and Vattimo
5. Concluding Thoughts
Notes
Bibliography
Index
About the Author