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Wonder, Silence, and Human Flourishing: Toward a Rehumanization of Health, Education, and Welfare approaches humanization and the process of re-enchantment in a radical new way. For more than a decade the call for rehumanization in education, care and welfare has been heard and discussed primarily in critical thinking, political theory, and sociological discourses. This critique is mainly based on a social constructivist and naturalistic worldview that keeps the discussion in an anthropocentric perspective. By focusing on the phenomenology and ethics of wonder as an ontological and even spiritual event, and by listening to the silence that follows this contemplative wonder, the contributors offer an existential, phenomenological, and hermeneutic way of understanding humanization.
Edited by Finn Thorbjørn Hansen, Solveig Eide Botnen, and Carlo Leget, the book shows, from various perspectives, that the force of wonder and the silence that follows from it can nurture our ability to be receptive to and present in human relations and in resonance with the meaning-giving life phenomena that surround us.
Contents
Introduction (Finn Thorbjørn Hansen, Solveig Botnen Eide & Carlo Leget)
Chapter 1: Apophatic and Existential Wonder as a Humanizing Force (Finn Thorbjørn Hansen)
Chapter 2: Inner Space, Resonance, and Wonder (Carlo Leget)
Chapter 3: The Case and Its Moral Requirements (Solveig Botnen Eide)
Chapter 4: Perspectives on The Wonders of Sovereign Life Utterances and Care Ethics (Åshild Slettebø)
Chapter 5: Your Thoughts Don't Have Words Everyday (Merel Visse)
Chapter 6: A Silent and Vibrant Place for Human Flourishing (Sine Maria Herholdt-Lomholdt)
Chapter 7: To Wonder About Something and To Be in Wonder (Aslaug Kristiansen)
Chapter 8: Listening to the Silence of Wonder and Reconquering Spaces for Human Flourishing (Claudia Welz)
Chapter 9: Truth-telling in the Care of the Self (Randi Edland Kroken)
Chapter 10: From Theoretical Reflections to Humanizing Practices: A Postscript (Carlo Leget & Finn Thorbjørn Hansen)
