God and the liberation of reason in French philosophy /
Demonstrating that engagement with the question of God in contemporary French philosophy marks a deep awareness of the nature of philosophy and its relation to history, the work collected here offers new perspectives on theological orientations in phenomenology. With twelve contributions from leadin...
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London ; New York :
Bloomsbury Academic,
2025.
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction. God and the unbinding of reason / M.E. Littlejohn and Stephanie Rumpza
- Forgetting history : behind the philosophy-theology polemic in France / Stephanie Rumpza
- Metaphysics and its double : a proposal for a counter-history of ontology / Dan Arbib
- The problem of reason and the question of the divine : Levinas reads Kant / Inga Römer
- The situation of faith in Western societies / Camille Riquier
- Apologetics then and now : on the program of the Apologeticum / Vincent Carraud
- God without evil : the idolatry of theodicy / Olivier Boulnois
- From one-alone to one-alone : Plotinus and the Trinity through the spirit, according to Basil of Caesarea and Gregory Nazianzen / Anca Vasiliu
- Approaching God in early phenomenology : the early "theological turn" of Jean Héring / Claudia Serban
- On superposition : notes on the relationship between phenomenology and religion / Stefano Bancalari
- Phenomenology and revelation : parable and paradox / Jean-Luc Marion
- Truth After Heidegger and Derrida / Joseph S. O'Leary
- On contemplation and truth / Kevin Hart
- Saying things differently / Jean-Yves Lacoste.