This Silence Must Now Speak: Letters of Thomas J. J. Altizer, 1995 2015

ISBN-13: 9781349715190 / Angielski / Miękka / 2016 / 288 str.

T. Altizer; M. Grimshaw

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'Introduction: This Silence Must Now Speak, Mike Grimshaw 1. To Brian Schroeder: on Levinas (October/November1996) 2. To Brian Schroeder: on Levinas and eschaton (December 5, 1996) 3. To D.G. Leahy: on Evil (January 17, 1997) 4. To Lissa McCullough: on Resurrection (June 13, 1997) 5. To Brian Schroeder: on Philosophy and Theology (January 18, 1998) 6. To Brian Schroeder: on Levinas and Evil (January 28, 1998) 7. To Ray L. Hart: on God Being Nothing (April 13, 1998) 8. To Thomas A. Carlson: on Hegel and Heidegger (December 30, 1998) 9. To D.G. Leahy: on Lecture 'Thinking in the Third Millennium (April 4, 2000) 10. To Cyril O'Regan: on Gnosticism (April 12, 2000) 11. To Gan Yang: on Satan (September 8, 2001) 12. To Lissa McCullough: on Political and Ethical Theology (September 7, 2005) 13. To Lissa McCullough: on Abyss (October 13, 2005) 14. To Edith Wyschogrod: on Levinas (December 2, 2005) 15. To D.G. Leahy: on Badiou and Paul (December 29, 2005) 16. To Brian Schroeder: on Nihilism (January 23, 2006) 17. To Walter A. Strauss: on Ritual (February 6, 2006) 18. To Lissa McCullough: on Sacrifice (February 7, 2006) 19. To Friends: on Ratzinger (March 2, 2006) 20. To Lissa McCullough: on Genesis and Apocalypse (March 9, 2006) 21. To Friends: on The Young Heidegger (June 29, 2006) 22. To Friends: on The Young Heidegger (July 5, 2006) 23. To Alina N. Feld and Lissa McCullough: on Angst (September 19 22, 2006) 24. To John B. Cobb, Jr.: on Wittgenstein (September 27, 2006) 25. To John B. Cobb, Jr.: on Whitehead (October 4, 2006) 26. To Andrew Hass: on Hegel (January 5, 2007) 27. To Andrew Hass: on Hegel (January 11, 2007) 28. To Friends: on American Religion (January 24, 2007) 29. To Friends: on Theopaschism (January 25, 2007) 30. To Friends: On Harnack and Theopaschism (January 26, 2007) 31. To Lissa McCullough: on Birth of Vision (March 13, 2007) 32. To Donald Weinstein: on America (March 23, 2007) 33. To Friends: on Marcel Gauchet (March 27, 2007) 34. To Friends: On Gauchet and Theology (May 7, 2007) 35. To John D. Caputo: On Heidegger (May 17, 2007) 36. To Brian Schroeder: On Eschatology (June 7, 2007) 37. To John T. Wilcox: on Job (June 13, 2007) 38. To Friends: on Hegel (July 10, 2007) 39. To John D. Caputo: on Prayer (September 29, 2007) 40. To Edward S. Casey: on Ethics (November 23, 2007) 41. To Friends: on Altruism (November 28, 2007) 42. To Walter A. Strauss: on Altruism (December 4, 2007) 43. To Friends: on Demythologizing (October 30, 2008) 44. To Friends: on Good Friday (April 10, 2009) 45. To Friends: on Ritual (May 8, 2009) 46. To Friends: on Taubes' Occidental Eschatology (March 25, 2010) 47. To Friends: on Taubes' Occidental Eschatology (March 31, 2010) 48. To Friends: on Death (June 4, 2011) 49. To Friends: on Weber and Revolution (July 18, 2010) 50. To Friends: on Ballets Russes (July 22, 2011) 51. To Friends: on Weber and Predestination (July 23, 2010) 52. To Andrew Hass: on Aristotle (July 29, 2011) 53. To Friends: on Kazin and God (August 2, 2011) 54. To Friends: on SPEP and Heidegger (October 26, 2011) 55. To Friends: on Occupy Wall Street (November 14, 2011) 56. To Friends: on Apocalypse (December 26, 2011) 57. To Friends: on The Unique Ground of America (February 11, 2012) 58. To Friends: on William Hamilton (March 2012) 59. To Friends: on The Middle of Religion and Politics (March 7, 2012) 60. To Ray L. Hart: on Radical Catholicism (May 13, 2012) 61. To Friends: on Poetry and Homiletics (June 19, 2012) 62: To Friends: on Oriental Mysticism and Biblical Eschatology (June 26, 2012) 63. To Friends: on Oriental Mysticism and Biblical Eschatology (June 28, 2012) 64. To Friends: on Eugene O'Neill (July 18, 2012) 65. To Friends: on Revolution and God (November 9, 2012) 66. To Friends: on Freedom and Responsibility (February 13, 2013) 67. To Friends: on Philosophy and Theology (June 7, 2013) 68. To Friends: on Penderecki

O autorze

Thomas J. J. Altizer was the central figure in the 'death of god' debate of the late 1960s. He has continued to develop his distinctive imaginative theology for over fifty years, above all in response to the advent of modern nihilism. In his prolific writings he consistently argues for a Christian atheism that challenges institutional orthodox Christianity at its core. His most recent works are Living the Death of God: A Theological Memoir, The Call to Radical Theology, and The Apocalyptic Trinity.Mike Grimshaw is Associate Professor of Sociology at the University of Canterbury, New Zealand.