This book offers an introduction to conceptual mapping to those new to the field and demonstrates the substantial resources this interdisciplinary research has for thinking about a variety of theological topics including anthropology, sacramental theology, biblical studies, ecumenical theology, and ethics.
This book offers an introduction to conceptual mapping to those new to the field and demonstrates the substantial resources this interdisciplinary research has for thinking about a variety of theological topics including anthropology, sacramental theology, biblical studies, ecumenical theology, and ethics.
Edited by Erin Kidd and Jakob Karl Rinderknecht - Foreword by Robert Masson - Contributions by Kathryn Lilla Cox; Julia Feder; Christopher M. Hadley S.J.; Erin Kidd; Jakob Karl Rinderknecht; Jason P. Roberts; Stephen R. Shaver and Adam Willows
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Foreword Robert Masson Chapter One: An Introduction to Conceptual Mapping Erin Kidd & Jakob Karl Rinderknecht Chapter Two: The Embodied Mind and How to Pray With One Erin Kidd Chapter Three: Homo Symbolicus: Cognition and Communion Julia Feder Chapter Four: Conceptual Blending, Human Distinctiveness, and the Image of God Jason P. Roberts Chapter Five: Kenosis as a Pauline Metaphor within a Double-scope Blend Christopher M. Hadley Chapter Six: Eucharistic Spirituality and Metaphoric Asymmetry Stephen R. Shaver Chapter Seven: Conceptual Mapping and Reception in Ecumenical Theology Jakob Karl Rinderknecht Chapter Eight: My Good, Your Good, and the Good: Conceptual Mapping and Altruism Adam Willows Chapter Nine: Beyond 'Cannot Be Resolved': Considering Ways Forward for Frozen Embryos Kathryn Lilla Cox
Foreword Robert Masson Chapter One: An Introduction to Conceptual Mapping Erin Kidd & Jakob Karl Rinderknecht Chapter Two: The Embodied Mind and How to Pray With One Erin Kidd Chapter Three: Homo Symbolicus: Cognition and Communion Julia Feder Chapter Four: Conceptual Blending, Human Distinctiveness, and the Image of God Jason P. Roberts Chapter Five: Kenosis as a Pauline Metaphor within a Double-scope Blend Christopher M. Hadley Chapter Six: Eucharistic Spirituality and Metaphoric Asymmetry Stephen R. Shaver Chapter Seven: Conceptual Mapping and Reception in Ecumenical Theology Jakob Karl Rinderknecht Chapter Eight: My Good, Your Good, and the Good: Conceptual Mapping and Altruism Adam Willows Chapter Nine: Beyond 'Cannot Be Resolved': Considering Ways Forward for Frozen Embryos Kathryn Lilla Cox
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