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This volume provides a comprehensive account of Friedrich Schleiermacher's philosophy of religion. The contributors cover the historical context of Schleiermacher's work, specific aspects of his philosophy of religion, and the ways that his work can contribute to contemporary debates.
Friedrich Schleiermacher is considered one of the outstanding representatives of 19th‑century Protestant theology. This volume brings together scholars from both continental and analytic traditions to explore Schleiermacher's preeminent role in post‑Kantian philosophy of religion. The chapters are divided into three thematic sections. The first section situates Schleiermacher in the context of the 18th- and 19th‑century philosophy of religion. These chapters analyze his relation to thinkers such as Kant, Fichte, Hegel, Schelling, and also to Kierkegaard and Heidegger, as well as to prominent theologians in the Protestant and Catholic traditions. The second section explores different aspects of Schleiermacher's philosophy of religion such as absolute dependence or religious feeling. Finally, the third section addresses how Schleiermacher's insights can contribute to contemporary philosophy of religion. These chapters address current debates, particularly on religious experience, feminism, and philosophy of emotions.
Friedrich Schleiermacher's Philosophy of Religion will be of interest to scholars and advanced students working in philosophy of religion, history of philosophy, and 19th‑century religious thought.
Contents
1. Introduction Stefan Lang and Klaus Viertbauer Part 1: Historical Constellations 2. More than Conceivable and Unlike Anything Else: The Idea of God in Kant and Schleiermacher Ingolf U. Dalferth 3. Schleiermacher's Engagement with Fichte: The Case of the Overlooked Gesetzt Jeffery Kinlaw 4. "[T]here is no religion of reason": Schelling and Schleiermacher on the Independence of Religion Christian Danz 5. Hegel's Criticism of Schleiermacher and the Question of the Origin of Faith Jon Stewart 6. Is Kierkegaard a Successor of Schleiermacher? Klaus Viertbauer 7. Into the Being of There and Beyond: Heidegger's Debt to Schleiermacher Jacqueline Mariña Part 2: Conceptual Considerations 8. The Transcendent Ground in Schleiermacher Manfred Frank 9. Human Individuality in Friedrich Schleiermacher's Christology Johannes Zachhuber 10. From Remorse to Blessedness: Religious Feelings in Schleiermacher's Theology Anne Käfer 11. Religious Experience as Inescapably Particular, or as a General Feature of Human Consciousness? A Critical Analysis of Schleiermacher's Argumentation in §§ 3 and 4 of The Christian Faith (1830/31) Maureen Junker-Kenny Part 3: Contemporary Perspectives 12. The Reception of Schleiermacher in German-speaking Theology 1834-1923 Friedemann Voigt 13. Schleiermacher and Catholicism Benjamin Dahlke 14. "They called all these feelings piety": Schleiermacher and Modern Philosophy of Emotions Roderich Barth 15. Friedrich Schleiermacher, Feminist Philosophy, and Religion: A Reappraisal Katherine Faull 16. What is 'Religious Experience' in Schleiermacher's Dogmatics, and why does it matter? Andrew C. Dole
