The contemporary world is riven by antagonisms between the religious and secular realms of society. But is this tension necessary?Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Michael R. Ott Ph.D. (1998), Western Michigan University, is Associate Professor of Sociology at Grand Valley State University. He has published journal articles, book chapters, and books on the Critical Theory of Religion, including The Future of Religion: Toward a Reconciled Society (Haymarket 2010).
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Acknowledgement About the Authors Introduction, MICHAEL R. OTT Foreword: The Siebert Manifesto of the Critical Theory: An Appreciation, DENIS R. JANZ 1. The Future of Religion: Toward the City of Being, RUDOLF J. SIEBERT 2. The Migration of Religious Longing for the "Other" into the Historical Materialist Critical Theory of Utopia in the Thought of Theodor W. Adorno and Ernst Bloch, MICHAEL R. OTT 3. Bilderverbot and Utopia: God without Image - Other World Unannounced, DUSTIN BYRD 4. Theo-Utopian Hearing: Ernst Bloch on Music, ROLAND BOER 5. What is the Meaning of "Culture"? Some Comments and Perspectives, GOTTFRIED KÜENZLEN 6. Towards a Global Ethos? Notes on the Philosophy of Encounter, JAN FENNEMA 7. On the Origin of Religious Discourse, FRANCIS BRASSARD 8. The Future of Faith, the Subaltern Scientia: Lonergan and Aquinas, DONALD DEVON III 9. Religion in the Trap of Globalization, MISLAV KUKOC 10. Bahá'í Religion as a New Religious Movement?, BRANKO ANCIC 11. Religious Freedom in Contemporary Croatian Society (From 1997 to 2008), NEVEN DUVNJAK & IVICA SOKOL 12. Religiosity and Attitudes Towards Sexuality and Marriage in Croatia, DINKA MARINOVIC JEROLIMOV 13. Politicization of the Religious Environment in Ukraine, ALEKSANDRA BARANOVA Appendix References Index
Acknowledgement About the Authors Introduction, MICHAEL R. OTT Foreword: The Siebert Manifesto of the Critical Theory: An Appreciation, DENIS R. JANZ 1. The Future of Religion: Toward the City of Being, RUDOLF J. SIEBERT 2. The Migration of Religious Longing for the "Other" into the Historical Materialist Critical Theory of Utopia in the Thought of Theodor W. Adorno and Ernst Bloch, MICHAEL R. OTT 3. Bilderverbot and Utopia: God without Image - Other World Unannounced, DUSTIN BYRD 4. Theo-Utopian Hearing: Ernst Bloch on Music, ROLAND BOER 5. What is the Meaning of "Culture"? Some Comments and Perspectives, GOTTFRIED KÜENZLEN 6. Towards a Global Ethos? Notes on the Philosophy of Encounter, JAN FENNEMA 7. On the Origin of Religious Discourse, FRANCIS BRASSARD 8. The Future of Faith, the Subaltern Scientia: Lonergan and Aquinas, DONALD DEVON III 9. Religion in the Trap of Globalization, MISLAV KUKOC 10. Bahá'í Religion as a New Religious Movement?, BRANKO ANCIC 11. Religious Freedom in Contemporary Croatian Society (From 1997 to 2008), NEVEN DUVNJAK & IVICA SOKOL 12. Religiosity and Attitudes Towards Sexuality and Marriage in Croatia, DINKA MARINOVIC JEROLIMOV 13. Politicization of the Religious Environment in Ukraine, ALEKSANDRA BARANOVA Appendix References Index
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