Marking the fiftieth anniversary of the publication of Bernard Lonergan’s Method in Theology, this book presents a concise summary and commentary of Lonergan’s groundbreaking work.
Marking the fiftieth anniversary of the publication of Bernard Lonergan’s Method in Theology, this book presents a concise summary and commentary of Lonergan’s groundbreaking work.
John D. Dadosky is a professor of philosophy and theology at the University of Toronto.
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Preface Introduction Ordered Unity Method and the Pluralistic Context The Scope of this Work 1. Approaching Lonergan’s Method in Theology: The Preface and Introduction Introduction The Preface The Introduction Theology and Mediation Theology Mediates Through Mutual Self-Mediation An Empirical Notion of Culture Method Defined A Model? 2. Method A Third Way Method Excursus on Transcendental Beauty Transcendental Method Functions of Transcendental Method 3. Apprehending and Doing the Good Introduction The Good Skills Feelings Excursus: Beauty and Intersubjectivity The Scale of Values Distorted Affectivity The Notion of Value Judgments of Value Some Clarifications Regarding Lonergan’s Fourth-Level Operations Crowe’s Development of Contemplation Fourth-Level Operations: Insights? Beliefs The Structure of the Human Good Progress and Decline 4. Different Types of Meaning Introduction Types of Meaning Intersubjectivity and Intersubjective Meaning Intersubjective Meaning Symbols Linguistic Meaning Incarnate Meaning Elements of Meaning Functions of Meaning Four Realms and "Four" Stages of Meaning First Stage to Second Stage Second Stage to Third Stage Transcendence and the Fourth Stage The Fourth Stage: Some Questions 5. Lonergan’s Notion of "Genuine" Religion Introduction The Question of God Self-Transcendence A Note on Kierkegaard and the Negative Aesthetic Religious Experience Expressions of Religious Experience Religious Development Is Dialectical: Distortions of Religion The Word Faith Religious Belief Technical Note Genuine Religion and the Fourth Stage as a Differentiated Realm 6. Ordered Wisdom: The Eight Functional Specialties Introduction Three Types of Specialization An Eightfold Division Grounds of the Division The Need for the Division Dynamic Unity Conclusion Notes Bibliography Index
Preface Introduction Ordered Unity Method and the Pluralistic Context The Scope of this Work 1. Approaching Lonergan’s Method in Theology: The Preface and Introduction Introduction The Preface The Introduction Theology and Mediation Theology Mediates Through Mutual Self-Mediation An Empirical Notion of Culture Method Defined A Model? 2. Method A Third Way Method Excursus on Transcendental Beauty Transcendental Method Functions of Transcendental Method 3. Apprehending and Doing the Good Introduction The Good Skills Feelings Excursus: Beauty and Intersubjectivity The Scale of Values Distorted Affectivity The Notion of Value Judgments of Value Some Clarifications Regarding Lonergan’s Fourth-Level Operations Crowe’s Development of Contemplation Fourth-Level Operations: Insights? Beliefs The Structure of the Human Good Progress and Decline 4. Different Types of Meaning Introduction Types of Meaning Intersubjectivity and Intersubjective Meaning Intersubjective Meaning Symbols Linguistic Meaning Incarnate Meaning Elements of Meaning Functions of Meaning Four Realms and "Four" Stages of Meaning First Stage to Second Stage Second Stage to Third Stage Transcendence and the Fourth Stage The Fourth Stage: Some Questions 5. Lonergan’s Notion of "Genuine" Religion Introduction The Question of God Self-Transcendence A Note on Kierkegaard and the Negative Aesthetic Religious Experience Expressions of Religious Experience Religious Development Is Dialectical: Distortions of Religion The Word Faith Religious Belief Technical Note Genuine Religion and the Fourth Stage as a Differentiated Realm 6. Ordered Wisdom: The Eight Functional Specialties Introduction Three Types of Specialization An Eightfold Division Grounds of the Division The Need for the Division Dynamic Unity Conclusion Notes Bibliography Index
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