The Sacred and the Profane: Contemporary Demands on Hermeneutics

ISBN-13: 9780754607670 / Angielski / Twarda / 2003 / 144 str.

Jeffrey F. Keuss

Opis

Hermeneutics interests many people yet recent discussions in hermeneutics theory have turned to fringe areas and ideas. These writings focus on the ideas of key orthodox thinkers in hermeneutics, especially those of Kant.

Recenzje

’Presents a very important statement about hermeneutics. There are major international figures writing here as well as some very bright younger scholars’ David Jasper, University of Glasgow, UK ’A fine collection on a very interesting subject. This kind of re-appraisal of the position of Kant in hermeneutics is central to much that is going on nowadays. There is a lot here for the biblical and theological community.’ Craig Bartholomew, Cheltenham and Gloucester College, UK

Spis treści

Contents: Introduction: The sacred and the profane in hermenuetics after Kant, Jeffrey F. Keuss; Ethics within the limits of post-Ricœurian Kantian hermeneutics: autonomy and vulnerability, Pamela Sue Anderson; Kant and radical evil: eine Rettung des Teufels?, John K. Riches; On the relation of Kant's aesthetics to his practical work, Patrick McCauley; The hermeneutics of Hamann: 'Condescensio' and 'Irony', Denis Thouard; David Friedrich Strauss and Mythi in Das Leben Jesu, Jeffrey F. Keuss; Schleiermacher's hermeneutic: the sacred and the profane, David E. Klemm; Depth hermeneutic and the literary work of art: religious tradition, hermeneutic theory, and nihilism, David E. Klemm; Myth and Kerygma: Northrop Frye's Critique of Bultmann, Tibor Fabiny; Ricœur: thinking biblically or 'penser la Bible'?. Jacques Sys; Ethics, hermeneutics and politics: a critical standpoint on memory, Pamela Sue Anderson; Index.

O autorze

Jeffrey F. Keuss