Theologie
The Unique, the Singular, and the Individual
The Debate about the Non-Comparable. Claremont Studies in the Philosophy of Religion, Conference 2018
Edited by Ingolf U. Dalferth and Raymond E. Perrier
[Das Einzigartige, das Singuläre und das Individuelle. Die Debatte um das Nicht-Vergleichbare. Claremont Studien zur Religionsphilosophie, Konferenz 2018.]
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In der aktuellen Singularitätsdebatte wird oft übersehen, dass ähnliche Debatten in anderen Bereichen schon seit langem geführt werden. Dieser Band untersucht die Bezüge zu Debatten über das Einzigartige, das Singuläre und das Individuelle in Philosophie, Theologie, Hermeneutik und Ethik.Inhaltsübersicht
Ingolf U. Dalferth: Introduction: The Unique, the Singular, and the IndividualI. Divine Uniqueness
Ayat Agah: On the Essence of God's Names in Islam – Richard Cross: God and Thisness (haecceity) in Duns Scotus' Philosophy – Paul Pistone: Duns Scotus on Our Knowledge and the Nature of God – David Worsley: Knowing the Unknowable (Personally): Divine Ineffability and the Beatific Vision Revisited – Peter Ochs: Underdetermined Singularity: The Way the Creator Speaks – Daniel Nelson: Questions of an Interpreter Regarding the Interpretant: From Criticism to Construction – Randy Ramal: What is so Unique about the Qur'ān? – Hans-Peter Grosshans: The Concrete Uniqueness of God: The Contribution of Trinitarian Thought – Thomas Jared Farmer: God and the Self as Social Relation
II. The Singular, the Incomparable, and the Individual
Christopher D. DiBona: A Practice-Based Approach to Human and Divine Singularity: An Emerging Trend in Continental Philosophy and Theology – Richard T. Livingston: The Pluri-Singular Event in the Cosmo-Theo-Poetic Thinking of Catherine Keller and John Caputo – Norman Whitman: Singular Knowledge in Maimonides' and Spinoza's Philosophy – Sean Hannan: Individuating Time: The Indivisible Moment in Augustine and Ancient Atomism – Hartmut Von Sass: Against Structural Incomparability – Michael Lodato: Apples, Oranges, and Possible Worlds: Consequences of God's Cosmic Comparison – Miguel García-Baró: Prolegomena to an Essay on How Mystic Should Be Choral and How Religious Loneliness Must Be Reexamined – Kirsten Gerdes: Finding Truth Where We Left It
III. The Concrete Individual and the Quest of Ethical Formation
Jacqueline Mariña: Individuality and Subjectivity in the Ethics of Kant and Schleiermacher – Raymond E. Perrier: The Question of Moral Becoming in Kant's Practical Philosophy – Laura Martin: Love and Justice in Hegel's »The Spirit of Christianity and its Fate« – Thomas A. Lewis: The Universal, the Individual, and the Novel: Hegel, Austen, and Ethical Formation – Robin Lehleitner: Why We Come to Austen – Elisabeth Gr ä b-Schmidt: Singularity and Resonance: The Normative Force of the Individual