History of Religious Imagination in Christian Platonism
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History of Religious Imagination in Christian Platonism
Exploring the Philosophy of Douglas Hedley
Hengstermann, Dr Christian
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
09/2022
248
Mole
Inglês
9781350217690
15 a 20 dias
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Preface
Introduction: "Devout Contemplation and Sublime Fancy" of the Cambridge Platonists and their Legacy, Douglas Hedley (Cambridge University, UK)
Part I: The Religious Philosophy of Douglas Hedley
1. The Chariot, the Temple and the City: The Imaginative Idealism of Douglas Hedley, Christian Hengstermann (Muenster University, Germany)
Part II: Spiritual Sensation in Ancient and Early Modern Christian Platonism
2. Origen's Epistemological Concept of Spiritual Sensation, Alfons Fuerst (Muenster University, Germany)
3. Cogitatione Attingere: Divine Sensation in Rene Descartes and the Cambridge Platonists, Christian Hengstermann (Muenster University, Germany)
4. Aids to Reflection and Imagining God: Samuel Taylor Coleridge's Concept of the Imagination, Friedrich A. Uehlein (Freiburg University, Germany)
Part III: The Religious Imagination in Contemporary Philosophy of Religion
5. God in World and Ourselves in God: Panentheistic Speculation in the young Karl Rahner, Klaus E. Mueller (Muenster University, Germany)
6. Rene Girard and Douglas Hedley on Violence, Sacrifice and Imagination, Per Bjornar Grande (Bergen University, Norway)
7. Perceptions of God: Reflections on William P. Alston's Theory of Religious Experience, Margit Wasmaier-Sailer (Lucerne University, Switzerland)
Part IV: The World Religions: Spiritual Sensation in Christian Platonism and Hinduism
8. From Cambridge to Calcutta: The Presence of Indian Thought in Douglas Hedley's Christian Platonism, Daniel Soars (Cambridge University, UK)
Epilogue: Concluding Shakespearean Reflections, Douglas Hedley (Cambridge University, UK)
Index
Introduction: "Devout Contemplation and Sublime Fancy" of the Cambridge Platonists and their Legacy, Douglas Hedley (Cambridge University, UK)
Part I: The Religious Philosophy of Douglas Hedley
1. The Chariot, the Temple and the City: The Imaginative Idealism of Douglas Hedley, Christian Hengstermann (Muenster University, Germany)
Part II: Spiritual Sensation in Ancient and Early Modern Christian Platonism
2. Origen's Epistemological Concept of Spiritual Sensation, Alfons Fuerst (Muenster University, Germany)
3. Cogitatione Attingere: Divine Sensation in Rene Descartes and the Cambridge Platonists, Christian Hengstermann (Muenster University, Germany)
4. Aids to Reflection and Imagining God: Samuel Taylor Coleridge's Concept of the Imagination, Friedrich A. Uehlein (Freiburg University, Germany)
Part III: The Religious Imagination in Contemporary Philosophy of Religion
5. God in World and Ourselves in God: Panentheistic Speculation in the young Karl Rahner, Klaus E. Mueller (Muenster University, Germany)
6. Rene Girard and Douglas Hedley on Violence, Sacrifice and Imagination, Per Bjornar Grande (Bergen University, Norway)
7. Perceptions of God: Reflections on William P. Alston's Theory of Religious Experience, Margit Wasmaier-Sailer (Lucerne University, Switzerland)
Part IV: The World Religions: Spiritual Sensation in Christian Platonism and Hinduism
8. From Cambridge to Calcutta: The Presence of Indian Thought in Douglas Hedley's Christian Platonism, Daniel Soars (Cambridge University, UK)
Epilogue: Concluding Shakespearean Reflections, Douglas Hedley (Cambridge University, UK)
Index
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Preface
Introduction: "Devout Contemplation and Sublime Fancy" of the Cambridge Platonists and their Legacy, Douglas Hedley (Cambridge University, UK)
Part I: The Religious Philosophy of Douglas Hedley
1. The Chariot, the Temple and the City: The Imaginative Idealism of Douglas Hedley, Christian Hengstermann (Muenster University, Germany)
Part II: Spiritual Sensation in Ancient and Early Modern Christian Platonism
2. Origen's Epistemological Concept of Spiritual Sensation, Alfons Fuerst (Muenster University, Germany)
3. Cogitatione Attingere: Divine Sensation in Rene Descartes and the Cambridge Platonists, Christian Hengstermann (Muenster University, Germany)
4. Aids to Reflection and Imagining God: Samuel Taylor Coleridge's Concept of the Imagination, Friedrich A. Uehlein (Freiburg University, Germany)
Part III: The Religious Imagination in Contemporary Philosophy of Religion
5. God in World and Ourselves in God: Panentheistic Speculation in the young Karl Rahner, Klaus E. Mueller (Muenster University, Germany)
6. Rene Girard and Douglas Hedley on Violence, Sacrifice and Imagination, Per Bjornar Grande (Bergen University, Norway)
7. Perceptions of God: Reflections on William P. Alston's Theory of Religious Experience, Margit Wasmaier-Sailer (Lucerne University, Switzerland)
Part IV: The World Religions: Spiritual Sensation in Christian Platonism and Hinduism
8. From Cambridge to Calcutta: The Presence of Indian Thought in Douglas Hedley's Christian Platonism, Daniel Soars (Cambridge University, UK)
Epilogue: Concluding Shakespearean Reflections, Douglas Hedley (Cambridge University, UK)
Index
Introduction: "Devout Contemplation and Sublime Fancy" of the Cambridge Platonists and their Legacy, Douglas Hedley (Cambridge University, UK)
Part I: The Religious Philosophy of Douglas Hedley
1. The Chariot, the Temple and the City: The Imaginative Idealism of Douglas Hedley, Christian Hengstermann (Muenster University, Germany)
Part II: Spiritual Sensation in Ancient and Early Modern Christian Platonism
2. Origen's Epistemological Concept of Spiritual Sensation, Alfons Fuerst (Muenster University, Germany)
3. Cogitatione Attingere: Divine Sensation in Rene Descartes and the Cambridge Platonists, Christian Hengstermann (Muenster University, Germany)
4. Aids to Reflection and Imagining God: Samuel Taylor Coleridge's Concept of the Imagination, Friedrich A. Uehlein (Freiburg University, Germany)
Part III: The Religious Imagination in Contemporary Philosophy of Religion
5. God in World and Ourselves in God: Panentheistic Speculation in the young Karl Rahner, Klaus E. Mueller (Muenster University, Germany)
6. Rene Girard and Douglas Hedley on Violence, Sacrifice and Imagination, Per Bjornar Grande (Bergen University, Norway)
7. Perceptions of God: Reflections on William P. Alston's Theory of Religious Experience, Margit Wasmaier-Sailer (Lucerne University, Switzerland)
Part IV: The World Religions: Spiritual Sensation in Christian Platonism and Hinduism
8. From Cambridge to Calcutta: The Presence of Indian Thought in Douglas Hedley's Christian Platonism, Daniel Soars (Cambridge University, UK)
Epilogue: Concluding Shakespearean Reflections, Douglas Hedley (Cambridge University, UK)
Index
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