Theology and Contemporary Critical TheoryOutlining the four fundamental concerns in the study of theology with representation, history, ethics and transcendence, this book examines each of these concerns in the light of contemporary critical theory. |
Contents
Demythologizing 40 94 | 3 |
Deism | 13 |
Deleuze Gilles 29 74 110 | 29 |
Salvation xix 4 41 45 78 | 41 |
Paul Ricoeur | 46 |
Ricoeur and narrative | 53 |
New historicism | 66 |
Theological implications | 77 |
JeanLuc Nancy | 105 |
Theological implications | 114 |
Stanley Fish | 127 |
theological discourse 130 133 | 130 |
JeanFrançois Lyotard | 133 |
Hélène Cixous | 141 |
Ebeling Gerhard 78 | 146 |
Theological implications | 156 |
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