Upside-Down Utopia: Directionality for the City of God demonstrates that determining an appropriate heading for utopian affect entails identifying its genesis within past loss, an initial catastrophe defining humankind's nature and struggle, highlighting the need for divine aid to orient the quest for the city of God.
Upside-Down Utopia: Directionality for the City of God demonstrates that determining an appropriate heading for utopian affect entails identifying its genesis within past loss, an initial catastrophe defining humankind's nature and struggle, highlighting the need for divine aid to orient the quest for the city of God.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Acknowledgments Foreword Introduction Part I: Utopian Performativity vs. Merely-Political Comb Chapter One: Utopia Revisited: Performative Process vs. Fixed Destination Chapter Two: A Tale of Two Hopes, Part One Chapter Three: A Tale of Two Hopes, Part Two Part II: Epistemological Structures for Ordering Utopia's Method Chapter Four: Faith as Utopia's Framework Chapter Five: The Master's Tools: What Cannot be Utopia's Method Chapter Six: The Ethical Minefield, a Relational Challenge Part III: Ontological Frameworks and Practical Correctives Informing Utopia's Method Chapter Seven: Alternate Futures: Privileged Utopian Correctives Chapter Eight: Rediscovering an Ancient-Modern Utopian Language Chapter Nine: A More Excellent Way: Invaded by Love Conclusion: Mutual Vulnerability: A Disaster-Focused Theory Appendix: Protopian Theory Bibliography About the Author
Acknowledgments Foreword Introduction Part I: Utopian Performativity vs. Merely-Political Comb Chapter One: Utopia Revisited: Performative Process vs. Fixed Destination Chapter Two: A Tale of Two Hopes, Part One Chapter Three: A Tale of Two Hopes, Part Two Part II: Epistemological Structures for Ordering Utopia's Method Chapter Four: Faith as Utopia's Framework Chapter Five: The Master's Tools: What Cannot be Utopia's Method Chapter Six: The Ethical Minefield, a Relational Challenge Part III: Ontological Frameworks and Practical Correctives Informing Utopia's Method Chapter Seven: Alternate Futures: Privileged Utopian Correctives Chapter Eight: Rediscovering an Ancient-Modern Utopian Language Chapter Nine: A More Excellent Way: Invaded by Love Conclusion: Mutual Vulnerability: A Disaster-Focused Theory Appendix: Protopian Theory Bibliography About the Author
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