基本説明
This book explores recent works by philosophers and thelogians who engage with Paul's letter to the Romans.
Full Description
Reading Romans with Contemporary Philosophers and Theologians explores the recent works by philosophers and theologians who engage Paul's letter to the Romans by scholars in the fields of New Testament studies, theology and philosophy from North America and Europe. The first part of the volume is an engaging discussion of the recently published commentary Romans (Chalice Press, 2005) by co-authors John Cobb and David Lull with Jouette Bassler and David Odell-Scott. The second part of the volume offers engaging articles by Valérie Nicolet Anderson, Alain Gignac, Theodore Jennings and Ola Sigurdson which discuss recent works on Romans by continental philosophers Giorgio Agamben, Alain Badiou, Jacob Taubes and Slovoj Zizek, and which explore the influences of Kierkegaard, Nietzsche, Heidegger, Levinas, Benjamin, and Derrida on the recent interest in Saint Paul. The final chapter by Kathy Ehrensperger is an exploration of the possibility of a dialogue between Paul of Tarsus and Emmanuel Levinas.
Contents
Introduction David W. Odell-Scott
I. Reading Romans and Process Philosophical Theology
1. John B. Cobb, Jr. - A Process Theologian looks at Romans
2. David J. Lull - Exegesis and Process Philosophical Theology
3.Jouette Bassler - Response
4. David W. Odell-Scott - Response
5. John B. Cobb, Jr. and David J. Lull - Reply
II. Reading Romans and Continental Philosophy
6. Theodore W. Jennings, Jr. - Paul and Sons
7. Valérie Nicolet Anderson - A Kierkegaardian Reading of Romans 7:7-12
8. Alain Gignac - Taubes, Badiou, Agamben: Reception of Paul by Non-Christian Philosophers
9. Ola Sigurdson - Reading Žižek Reading Paul
10. Kathy Ehrensperger - Engaging Paul with Levinas
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