Paul Dehart

Aquinas and Radical Orthodoxy (eBook, PDF)

A Critical Inquiry

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Produktbeschreibung

Aquinas and Radical Orthodoxy is a clearly written critique of John Milbank's and Catherine Pickstock's controversial portrayal of Aquinas as a forerunner of Radical Orthodoxy. It sketches the genesis of the movement, probes the nature and limits of its appeal to Aquinas, and investigates the range of key epistemological, metaphysical and dogmatic issues at stake.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis
• Seitenzahl: 254
• Erscheinungstermin: 23. Mai 2012
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781136520679
• Artikelnr.: 38270146

Autorenporträt

Paul J. DeHart is Associate Professor of Theology at Vanderbilt University. Born in Memphis, Tennessee, he studied theology at Yale University and the University of Chicago, where he obtained his Ph.D. in 1997. His previous books are Beyond the Necessary God (1999) and The Trial of the Witnesses (2006).

Inhaltsangabe

Preface 1. Radical Orthodoxy: A Genealogy of a Genealogy 2. Aquinas among
the Radically Orthodox: Investigations, Invocations, Altercations Part I.
On Being Heard But Not Seen 3. Clashes at Cambridge: The Dispute with
Nicholas Lash and the Emergence of Milbank's Aquinas 4. Language or
Ontology? Milbank's Aquinas and the Nature of Analogy 5. Revelation's
'Evacuation' of Metaphysics (I): First Philosophy as Ersatz Theology 6.
Revelation's 'Evacuation' of Metaphysics (II): The Truncated Object of
First Philosophy Part II. On Seeing Only What One Wants to See 7. "Token
Bumpkinhood" (I): Pickstock, Aquinas, and the Creative Dimension of
Knowledge 8. "Token Bumpkinhood" (II): Pickstock, Aquinas, and the Truth in
the Divine Ideas 9. The Creature as the Creator's Unveiling: Aquinas as
Phenomenologist According To Milbank 10. Knowing God's Essence: Does 'No'
Mean 'No'? 11. Why all Knowledge is Supernatural: Milbank's Aquinas,
Aristotle, and the Demotion of Substance 12. Divine Revelation and Human
Performance: Milbank's Aquinas on the Trinity 13. Conclusion. Notes. Index