00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000Eng00فلسفه دین کثرت‌گرای رادیکال: میان‌فرهنگی، چند دینی، میان‌رشته‌ای [کتاب انگلیسی]Bloomsbury Academic Bloomsbury Academic فلسفه دین کثرت گرای رادیکال: بین فرهنگی، چند مذهبی، میان رشته ایTable of contents : Cover page Halftitle page Series page Title page Copyright page Contents Illustrations Acknowledgements Introduction Introducing a radical pluralist approach Chapter summaries Part One Critique and Methodology 1 Religious Pluralisms John Hick’s pluralistic hypothesis Reductive and homogenizing implications of Hick’s approach John Cobb’s vision of creative transformation Victoria Harrison’s internalist pluralism A difficulty with theinternalist picture Working with examples Conceptual schemes, incomprehensibility and respect Concluding remarks 2 Radical Plurality and Critical Description Shortcomings of contemporary philosophy of religion Expansive innovations and residual limitations Description’s critical potential Defamiliarization and cultural critique in anthropology Thickening description 3 Narrative Fiction and Philosophical Inquiry Narrative fiction and competing conceptions of philosophical reasoning Philosophers and dramatists Narrative fiction as philosophy of religion Wole Soyinka’s Death and the King’s Horseman Death and the King’s Horseman as philosophy of religion Concluding remarks Part Two Exemplifying a Radical Pluralist Approach 4 ‘Compassion beyond Our Imagination’: Radical Plurality in Buddhist Ethics Varieties of Buddhism and the rhetoric of compassion Images of familial love and abandonment Bodily sacrifice as heroic virtue ‘Lamps of their precious bodies’ Transgressive compassion and skilful means Concluding remarks 5 ‘Ways of Being Human’: Cannibalism and Respecting the Dead Eating animals but not eating people? Varieties of cannibalism Wari’ ways of respecting the dead Concluding remarks 6 ‘Awe at the Terrible’: Divine Possession, Blood Sacrifice and the Grotesque Body Preamble: studying ritual philosophically The grotesque ‘Horrific comedy’ and the formation of a ritual sound-world Kāmākhyā, desire and the womb of the Goddess Deodhās and deities Ritualized transgression and the performance of divine possession Concluding remarks 7 ‘A Language in Which to Think of the World’: Animism, Philosophy and Indigenous Traditions The concept of animism: origins, decline and revival Animism, indigeneity and the philosophy of religion Beyond literalism and metaphor Demythologizing the ‘ecologically noble savage’ Concluding remarks 8 Conclusions: Loosening Up Our Lives Attending to heterogeneity and thickening description Targeting overgeneralizing claims and assumptions Imagining philosophy of religion differently References Index کثرت گرایی(کلام جدید) کثرت گرایی دینی کثرت گرایی دینی(فلسفه دین) فلسفه دین کثرت‌گرای رادیکال فلسفه دین کثرت‌گرا برلی, میکل (Mikel Burley) Author book marcgt