Beyond the Analogical Imagination
Editat de Barnabas Palfrey, Andreas Telseren Limba Engleză Paperback – 8 ian 2026
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781009001359
ISBN-10: 1009001353
Pagini: 278
Dimensiuni: 152 x 229 x 15 mm
Greutate: 0.38 kg
Editura: Cambridge University Press
ISBN-10: 1009001353
Pagini: 278
Dimensiuni: 152 x 229 x 15 mm
Greutate: 0.38 kg
Editura: Cambridge University Press
Cuprins
Introduction Barnabas Palfrey; Part I. Theology and Culture: David Tracy's Theology-in-Culture Gaspar Martinez; Analogical Imagination and Ana-theological Believing Barnabas Palfrey; Closed Totality, Collage, and the Fragmentary Between C. A. Chase; Part II. Public and Beyond: Public Theology? David Tracy and Contemporary African Religiosity Dion A. Forster; From Public to Street Theology: The Mystical-Prophetic Fragments of Hip-Hop Alejandro Nava; Conversational Reason: Ambiguities and Interruptions in a Digital Age Stephen Okey; Part III. Church and World: Justice, Excessive Love, and the Future of Catholic Christianity Maria Clara Bingemer; Theological Dialogue Amid Anger and Pain Zoran Turza; The Church in David Tracy's Theology Werner G. Jeanrond; Part IV. From David Tracy: Reflections on the Essays David Tracy; On Naming God David Tracy; Part V. Post-script: David Tracy's Constructive Theology: Impressions, Contours, Conversations Willemien Otten.
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This fine book makes a significant contribution to contemporary theology and especially to the impact of the thought of David Tracy, who is legitimately considered one of the most important of contemporary theologians. It is a volume marked by critical engagement with Tracy's thought, and is thus exactly what Tracy has always encouraged – an exercise in productive conversation. Although several other accounts of Tracy's thought have appeared in recent years, I think that this is by far the best because of the variety of voices it contains, the scope of its concerns, and especially the originality and insights of the various chapters. Bernard McGinn, University of Chicago
David Tracy's is perhaps the most respected voice in what North Americans now call “constructive theology” (and what Catholics and Anglicans used to call “fundamental theology”). This timely book is an excellent project that gathers many interesting people together in one volume in order to explore his chief concerns. Mark S. Massa, SJ,, Boston College
David Tracy is one of the most influential American theologians of the last few decades. The aim here is not simply to give an exposition of various aspects of his thought, but to critically engage with dimensions of that thought and then move outwards towards some new issue or topic. This gives the book a fresher and more intriguing orientation than if it were simply expository. For several decades the kinds of theology which oppose themselves to 'liberalism' have been in the ascendant, and there has been too little intellectual attention to liberal theology. This interesting, thoughtfully constructed interaction with Tracy's work will go some way towards the necessary rebalancing. Karen Kilby, Durham University
An excellent project that gathers many interesting people together in one volume in order to explore David Tracy's chief concerns. Mark S. Massa, SJ., Boston College
Makes a significant contribution to contemporary theology and especially to the impact of the thought of David Tracy, one of the most important of contemporary theologians. Bernard McGinn, University of Chicago
David Tracy's is perhaps the most respected voice in what North Americans now call “constructive theology” (and what Catholics and Anglicans used to call “fundamental theology”). This timely book is an excellent project that gathers many interesting people together in one volume in order to explore his chief concerns. Mark S. Massa, SJ,, Boston College
David Tracy is one of the most influential American theologians of the last few decades. The aim here is not simply to give an exposition of various aspects of his thought, but to critically engage with dimensions of that thought and then move outwards towards some new issue or topic. This gives the book a fresher and more intriguing orientation than if it were simply expository. For several decades the kinds of theology which oppose themselves to 'liberalism' have been in the ascendant, and there has been too little intellectual attention to liberal theology. This interesting, thoughtfully constructed interaction with Tracy's work will go some way towards the necessary rebalancing. Karen Kilby, Durham University
An excellent project that gathers many interesting people together in one volume in order to explore David Tracy's chief concerns. Mark S. Massa, SJ., Boston College
Makes a significant contribution to contemporary theology and especially to the impact of the thought of David Tracy, one of the most important of contemporary theologians. Bernard McGinn, University of Chicago