Scholasticism : cross-cultural and comparative perspectives
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Scholasticism : cross-cultural and comparative perspectives
（SUNY series, Toward a comparative philosophy of religions）
State University of New York Press, c1998
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Includes bibliographcal references and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Leading religious studies scholars join forces in this book to show that scholasticism as a comparative category is a useful tool in the analysis of a variety of religious and philosophical traditions, and even in the task of cultural criticism. The discussions range from explorations of Latin, Jewish, and Muslim modes of scholastic thought to examinations of their counterparts in India, Tibet, China, and contemporary Euro-American academic culture.
The contributors consider the heterogeneous nature of traditions generally, and of scholastic traditions in particular, by demonstrating the rich, internal texture that is the result of the historical interaction of different religious and philosophical schools. They also explore what it means to construct a comparative category like scholasticism by applying it sensitively and dialogically to a variety of religious and intellectual movements across cultures.
Focusing thematically on scholasticism, the book offers detailed reflections regarding its relevance to a variety of traditions (Hindu, Confucian, Taoist, Buddhist, Jewish, Islamic, and Christian). But while grounded in the rich, historical particularity of these various religions and cultures, the volume also makes a considerable contribution to theory. The contributors are committed to a form of analysis that balances "similarities" with "differences," one that also does not disregard either the diachronic element or the relevance of the social-material evidence. By offering a nuanced and sophisticated treatment of the problematics of constructing a comparative category like scholasticism, this volume represents a major contribution to the comparative philosophy of religion. With its breadth of scope and its richness of both historical detail and theoretical insight, the book will interest a wide audience ranging from medievalists to historians of religion, from philosophers to cultural critics.
目次
Foreword
Introduction
1. Medieval Latin Scholasticism: Some Comparative Features
Louis Roy, O.P.
2. The Search for Islam's True Scholasticism
Daniel A. Madigan, S.J.
3. The First Meeting of Catholic Scholasticism with dGelugs pa Scholasticism
Robert E. Goss
4. Scholasticism as a Comparative Category and the Study of Judiasm
Michael D. Swartz
5. Taoist Scholasticism: A Preliminary Inquiry
Livia Kohn
6. Tibetan Gothic: Panofsky's Thesis in the Tibetan Cultural Milieu
José Ignacio Cabezón
7. Neo-Confucian Scholasticism
John B. Henderson
8. Scholasticisms in Encounter: Working through a Hindu Example
Francis X. Clooney, S.J.
9. Scholasticism: The Possible Recovery of an Intellectual Practice
Paul J. Griffiths
Conclusion
Contributors
Index
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