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The phenomenological study of religion : key texts and sources /

Bibliographic Details
Other Authors: Gschwandtner, Christina M., 1974- (Editor)
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: Evanston, Illinois : Northwestern University Press, 2026.
Series:Studies in phenomenology and existential philosophy
Subjects:
Phenomenological theology.
Religion.
Electronic books.
Online Access:Connect to the full text of this electronic book
Table of Contents:
  • Machine generated contents note: Editor's Introduction
  • Part I: The Study of Religion: Religionswissenschaft and Phenomenology of Religion
  • 1. Pierre D. Chantepie de la Saussaye, "Phenomenology of Religion"
  • 2. Ernst Troeltsch, "The Nature of the Study of Religion"
  • 3. Rudolf Otto, "The Feeling of the Numinous"
  • 4. W. Brede Kristensen, "Symbol and Reality"
  • 5. Gerardus van der Leeuw, "Phenomenology as a Method for the Study of Religion"
  • 6. Friedrich Heiler, "Ascertaining the Nature of Religion"
  • 7. Joachim Wach, "Idea and Reality in the History of Religion"
  • 8. Mircea Eliade, "The Sacred in the Secular World"
  • 9. Hans Blumenberg, "Seeing and Hearing"
  • 10. Paul Ricœur, "Experience and Language in Religious Discourse"
  • 11. Henry Duméry, "Manifest Religion"
  • Interlude: Tamsin Jones, "Phenomenology in Religious Studies Today"
  • Part II: The Nature of Religion: Munich and Göttingen School Phenomenology
  • 12. Alexander Pfänder, "From Faith to Cognition"
  • 13. Max Scheler, "The Religious Act"
  • 14. Adolf Reinach, "Experience of the Absolute"
  • 15. Hedwig Conrad-Martius, "The Meaning of Being for Theistic Metaphysics"
  • 16. Dietrich von Hildebrand, "Phenomenology and Personality"
  • 17. Otto Gründler, "Elements of a Phenomenology of Religion"
  • 18. Jean Héring, "Religious Consciousness"
  • 19. Gerda Walther, "Mystical Communion with God"
  • 20. Erich Przywara, "The Problematic of the Religious"
  • 21. Karol Wojtyła, "The Degrees of Being in Phenomenology"
  • 22. Anna-Teresa Tymieniencka, "From the Sacred to the Divine"
  • Part III: The Manifestation of Religion: Husserlian Phenomenology
  • 23. Edmund Husserl, "God as Bearer of Absolute Logos"
  • 24. Edith Stein, "Paths toward Knowing God"
  • 25. Michel Henry, "Christianity: A Phenomenological Approach"
  • 26. Robert Sokolowski, "The Theology of Disclosure"
  • 27. Angela Ales Bello, "A Philosophical-Phenomenological Approach to Religious Experience"
  • 28. Anthony Steinbock, "Phenomenology of Religious Experience"
  • 29. Natalie Depraz, "Method in Practical Theo-Phenomenology"
  • 30. Olga Louchakova-Schwartz, "The Ground of Religion: Reclaiming Intuited Reality"
  • 31. Kevin Hart, "Phenomenology and the Kingdom"
  • 32. Espen Dahl, "Hidden and Present: Horizontality and the Experience of God"
  • 33. Neal DeRoo, "Transcendental Phenomenology of Religion"
  • Part IV: The Experience of Religion: Heidegger and French Phenomenology
  • 34. Martin Heidegger, "The Problem of Sin"
  • 35. Emmanuel Levinas, "Philosophy and the Idea of the Infinite"
  • 36. Jean-Luc Marion, "The Witness and the Paradox: Remarks on Phenomenality in a Biblical Text"
  • 37. Jean-Louis Chrétien, "Phenomenology of Response"
  • 38. Jean-Yves Lacoste, "Less Religion, Less Religious Experience"
  • 39. Emmanuel Falque, "A Phenomenology at the Limit"
  • 40. Merold Westphal, "Hermeneutical Phenomenology on Sunday Morning"
  • 41. John D. Caputo, "The Phenomenological Structure of Theopoetics"
  • 42. Richard Kearney, "An Apprenticeship to Religious Hermeneutics"
  • 43. Carla Canullo, "The Bond that Redeems: Religion and Phenomenology"
  • 44. Stefano Bancalari, "Toward a Critical Phenomenology of Religious Experience"
  • Afterword, Jeffrey Bloechl
  • Bibliography.