A Vexing Gadfly
Autor Eliseo Pérez-Álvarezen Limba Engleză Paperback – 27 oct 2011
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9780227173718
ISBN-10: 0227173716
Pagini: 236
Dimensiuni: 150 x 226 x 15 mm
Greutate: 0.3 kg
Editura: BOYDELL & BREWER
ISBN-10: 0227173716
Pagini: 236
Dimensiuni: 150 x 226 x 15 mm
Greutate: 0.3 kg
Editura: BOYDELL & BREWER
Recenzii
"Perez-Alvarez has made a significant contribution to Kierkegaardian scholarship, if for no other reason to spur us on to read the other 'hand' of Kierkegaard's incisive writings." Eric Austin Lee, University of Nottingham in: The Heythrop Journal, Vol. 53 (1), January 2012. 'Against the image of Kierkegaard as a bourgeois intellectual of independent means and idiosyncratic tastes, Perez-Alvarez portrays a man passionate about the poor, allying himself with the "ordinary man", and scathing in his attack on wealth and privilege. (...) Perez-Alvarez argues that Kierkegaard moved from a position of conventional conservatism, through a transitional period of increasing interest in economic affairs, and on to a final, thoroughgoing radicalisation of his socio-economic rhetoric. (...) it is an important contribution to Kierkegaardian scholarship, and will challenge many students of "the melancholy Dane" to think again.' The Rt Revd Dr Saxbee in Church Times, 28th September 2012. 'With this work, Eliseo-Perez-Alvarez has occupied an empty nook in Kierkegaard studies.' Bruce P. Baugus, Journal of Markets & Morality, Volume 15, Number 2 "This book would be of great value to those studying Kierkegaard's critique of Christendom, from social, political, economic, and philosophical or theological perspectives. [ - ] It offers an accessible, interesting, and thought-provoking account of one of the most famous thinkers of the nineteenth century, contextualized and yet still relevant today. [ - ] This refreshing and liberational reading of Kierkegaard rewards the reader." Victoria Davies, Reviews in Religion and Theology Vol.20 Issue 3. July 2013
"Perez-Alvarez has made a significant contribution to Kierkegaardian scholarship, if for no other reason to spur us on to read the other 'hand' of Kierkegaard's incisive writings." Eric Austin Lee, University of Nottingham in: The Heythrop Journal, Vol. 53 (1), January 2012. 'Against the image of Kierkegaard as a bourgeois intellectual of independent means and idiosyncratic tastes, Perez-Alvarez portrays a man passionate about the poor, allying himself with the "ordinary man", and scathing in his attack on wealth and privilege. (...) Perez-Alvarez argues that Kierkegaard moved from a position of conventional conservatism, through a transitional period of increasing interest in economic affairs, and on to a final, thoroughgoing radicalisation of his socio-economic rhetoric. (...) it is an important contribution to Kierkegaardian scholarship, and will challenge many students of "the melancholy Dane" to think again.' The Rt Revd Dr Saxbee in Church Times, 28th September 2012.
"Perez-Alvarez has made a significant contribution to Kierkegaardian scholarship, if for no other reason to spur us on to read the other 'hand' of Kierkegaard's incisive writings." Eric Austin Lee, University of Nottingham in: The Heythrop Journal, Vol. 53 (1), January 2012. 'Against the image of Kierkegaard as a bourgeois intellectual of independent means and idiosyncratic tastes, Perez-Alvarez portrays a man passionate about the poor, allying himself with the "ordinary man", and scathing in his attack on wealth and privilege. (...) Perez-Alvarez argues that Kierkegaard moved from a position of conventional conservatism, through a transitional period of increasing interest in economic affairs, and on to a final, thoroughgoing radicalisation of his socio-economic rhetoric. (...) it is an important contribution to Kierkegaardian scholarship, and will challenge many students of "the melancholy Dane" to think again.' The Rt Revd Dr Saxbee in Church Times, 28th September 2012.
Cuprins
Foreword Acknowledgments List of Abbreviations Introduction 1. Golden Age Denmark 2. Kierkegaard on Economic Issues: Years of Transition, 1846 - 1852 3. Kierkegaard on Economic Issues: The Radical Final Years, 1852 - 1855 Conclusion Appendix A: Denmark's Geopolitics Appendix B: Journals and Papers: Some Untranslated Kierkegaardian Material Appendix C: Papirer X 3 A 135 n.d., 1850 Bibliography
Notă biografică
Eliseo Perez- lvarez is Associate Professor of Contextual Theology and Praxis at the Lutheran Seminary Program in the Southwest in Austin. He is the author of 'We Be Jammin: Liberating Discourses from the Land of the Seven Flags,' 'The Gospel to the Calypsonians: the Caribbean,' 'Bible and Liberation Theology,' and 'Comentario de Marcos.'