Imprint:
Adelaide : ATF Press, 2023.
Collation:
xliv, 504 pages ; 24 cm.
Contents:
Foreword / Timothy Radcliffe OP - - Introduction - - Odious corollaries in DH Lawrence - - Chenu's little book - - Charity as friendship - - Questioning the Virgin Birth - - Discipleship of equals or nupital mystery? - - Aquinas after Marion - - Cartesianism according to Karl Barth - - 'In an isolated and, philosophically, uninfluential way', Newman and Oxford philosophy - - A Catholic response to the programme of Radical Orthodoxy - - Aquinas after Wittgenstein - - Re-reading Aquinas in Derrida's wake - - Anscombe, Ernst and McCabe: Wittgenstein and Catholic theology - - The reception of Wittgenstein's philosophy by theologians - - Fides et ratio, analytic philosophy, and metaphysics of goodness - - A different world: Neo-Scholasticism and its discontents - - Augustine and Thomas Aquinas in the light of postmodern thought: other minds scepticism - - Knowing God by reason alone: what Vatican I never said - - How much can a philosopher do? - - 'Zwar instinkt aber nicht raisonnement' from Hume to Wittgenstein and back? - - Catholic theology - - Theology as spirituality: conflicting views - - An independent scholar: Lawrence Moonan's legacy - - Hume and Moore: an ambigous legacy - - John Webster and Catholic theology - - Yves Congar and Thomism - - Index.
Summary:
The papers in this volume cover a period of Fergus Kerr's writing from 1961 to 2018. The collection of essays covers a wide range of philosophical and theological issues, literary figures, philosophers and theologians. Each of these essays not only speaks to a particular situation, but is rooted in the life of a friar of the Dominican order, its own history in Britain, and its theological vision, a vision which Fergus has helped to shape over many years.
ISBN:
9781923006355 (hbk)
Bookmark Link:
https://aberdeencity.spydus.co.uk/cgi-bin/spydus.exe/ENQ/KIDS/BIBENQ?BRN=3816234
