Archive Keyword: phenomenology

The Curious Whiteheadian Proclivity in Scheler’s Account of God and Persons.

J. Edward Hackett

A Phenomenology of the Infinite: Horizon, Faith, Love.

Felix Ó Murchadha

The essential relation of the infinite to the finite, suggested already in the word itself, has troubled philosophical thinking at least...

Horizon, Transcendence, and Correlation: Some Phenomenological Considerations.

Branko Klun

On Secularism and Its Discontents: Charting Pathways with a Phenomenology of Religion.

Ludger Hagedorn; Michael Staudigl

It was in Vienna where, nearly 90 years ago, Sigmund Freud's groundbreaking critique of modern civilization appeared. Civilization and Its...

Phenomenology of Secular Society and Its Scientism.

Jonna Bornemark

Since its inception, phenomenology has been a forceful power against scientism and positivism. For this reason, among others, it has the...

Phenomenology, Hermeneutics and Scripture: Marion, Henry, and Falque on the Person of Christ.

Christina Gschwandtner

Scriptural passages make a surprising appearance at many crucial points in the philosophical explications of several contemporary thinkers....

Spiritual Exercises in a Secular Age: Prospects for a Theological Reduction.

Joseph Rivera

Phenomenology, as a particular idiom or style of philosophical reflection, is one not wholly free of theological supposition. Perhaps the...

The Theological Turn of Phenomenology as Return: Hedwig Conrad-Martius and Max Scheler Versus the Husserlian Secular Breakthrough.

Dragan Prole

The intent of this paper is to show that the

Trans-Sortal Knowing in the Cloud of Unknowing and Book of Privy Counselling: Some Phenomenological Considerations.

James G. Hart

The overall theme of

A Review of Peter Sloterdijk, Spheres, Volume One: Bubbles

Benjamin Fong

Spheres, Volume One: Bubbles.

Benjamin Fong

The article reviews the book

Three Classic Readings of ‘Ethnographic Practice’ in Religious Studies‘

Angie Heo

In Whom, Then, Do We Put Trust?

J Aaron Simmons

Faith, Grace, and the Destruction of Tradition: a Hermeneutic-Genealogical Reading of the Pauline Letters

Hans Ruin

Moments of Intense Presence: a Conversation with David Wood

David C Wood; J Aaron Simmons

A Conversation with Jean-Luc Marion

Victor Taylor; Jean-Luc Marion

This conversation with Jean-Luc Marion took place at The Johns Hopkins University Humanities Center in the Spring of 2005. The JCRT editors...

Against Religion (‘without Religion’): a New Rationalist Reply to John D. Caputo’s on Religion

Gregg Lambert