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Beyond Ritual
Sacramental Theology after Habermas
Taschenbuch von Siobhán Garrigan
Sprache: Englisch

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In Beyond Ritual, Siobhan Garrigan uses Habermas's theory of communicative action to suggest two things: first, a method by which theology can access the ritual symbols by which faith is formed; and secondly a metaphor of intersubjectivity with which theology can propose an interpretative, rather than an instrumental, understanding of sacramentality - and thus of God. Through fieldwork studies of both 'marginal' and 'mainstream' Christian Eucharists, Garrigan develops the conversation between Habermas's philosophy and Christian theology, showing how ritual interactions form, and challenge, our very idea of God.Â
In Beyond Ritual, Siobhan Garrigan uses Habermas's theory of communicative action to suggest two things: first, a method by which theology can access the ritual symbols by which faith is formed; and secondly a metaphor of intersubjectivity with which theology can propose an interpretative, rather than an instrumental, understanding of sacramentality - and thus of God. Through fieldwork studies of both 'marginal' and 'mainstream' Christian Eucharists, Garrigan develops the conversation between Habermas's philosophy and Christian theology, showing how ritual interactions form, and challenge, our very idea of God.Â
Inhaltsverzeichnis
Contents: Introduction; Part I: A crisis of institutions; Questioning rituality. Part II: Developing a theological model of communicative action; A liturgical theology of communicative action. Part III: The theology of marginal Christian communities; Conclusions. Appendix; Bibliography; Index.
Inhaltsverzeichnis
Contents: Introduction; Part I: A crisis of institutions; Questioning rituality. Part II: Developing a theological model of communicative action; A liturgical theology of communicative action. Part III: The theology of marginal Christian communities; Conclusions. Appendix; Bibliography; Index.
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