The Metaphysics of Cooperation: A Study of F.D. MauriceRodopi, 1999 - 107 páginas This book takes up the philosophical task described by Samuel Taylor Coleridge and F.D. Maurice as digging toward the common humanity that is the ground of value. The book is an essay in philosophy defined by time (its focal point is the nineteenth century), space (its focal point is Britain), and persons (it is concerned especially with Maurice's contribution to social theory). The first chapter explores the Victorian Age as historical context and background for Maurice's work. The second explores Coleridge's thought as philosophical context and background. The third explores a range of Maurice's theological works that spans his entire career. The fourth turns, finally, as Maurice did, to the practice of adult education as the place of social transformation and, more particularly, the contested terrain where human nature and human souls are turned to work in the world as persons, not hands. |
Contenido
A Circle of Friends | 29 |
THREE A System That Is All Door | 49 |
FOUR The Fever of the Miscellaneous | 73 |
FIVE Conclusion | 85 |
xiii | 89 |
ABOUT THE AUTHOR | 99 |
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Términos y frases comunes
Aids to Reflection Anglican Arminian attention Axiology baptism beginning Biographia Literaria bourgeoisie British Calvinist Cambridge Cambridge Platonism Chapter Chartist Christian Socialism Christian Socialist Coleridge and Maurice Coleridge's College common connection creed describes Dissenters distinction economic embodied Engels Engels's England English Church Essays established ethics F.D. Maurice Fabianism Frederick Denison Maurice Frederick Maurice freedom French Revolution God's Godhead with human human relationships humankind Ibid Incarnation individual influence John Stuart Mill Kingdom of Christ language lectures liturgy living London Lutheran Marx Maurice insists Maurice says Maurice's mesothesis metaphysical moral movement Nature nineteenth century object perception person poetry political practice Prayer Presbyterian Princeton principle question reading reason Reformation religious result revolutionary s/he Samuel Taylor Coleridge Scotland Scripture sovereignty spiritual Studies theory Thirty-Nine Articles thought transformation truth understanding union of Godhead Unitarian unity University Press Value Victorian Age volume in Philosophy words workers worship