Who are we now? : christian humanism and the global market from Hegel to Heaney
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Who are we now? : christian humanism and the global market from Hegel to Heaney
T&T Clark, c1998
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Includes bibliographical references and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Theology can no longer exist in isolation from politics, philosophy and literature. This is Nicholas Boyle's basis for an examination of
personal and cultural identity in today's world.
His exploration of the global mind reveals the continuing importance of a Christian perspective in a secular world. He shows that
modern trends towards greater diversity and pluralism and simultaneous trends towards greater unification can be reconciled within the Catholic humanist tradition of theology, philosophy and literature. He identifies Postmodernism as 'the pessimism of an
obsolescent class - the salaried official intelligentsia - whose fate is closely bound up with that of the declining nation-state'.
In this brilliant book, Dr Boyle gives new grounds for optimism about the emerging new world order
目次
I At the Turn of
Times
Understanding Thatcherism
After Thatcherism: Who Are We Now?
After History: Faith in the Future
After
the Empires: 1789-1989
II The Politics
of Post-Modernism
Understanding
Germany
After Enlightenment: Hegel,
Post-Modernism and the State
Martin
Heidegger and the Treason of the Clerks
Crossing the Line? Heidegger and the
Post-Modern University
III Literature and
Identity
After Realism: Nietzsche and
the 'Middle Mode of Discourse'
The Idea of
Christian Poetry
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