The Modern Predicament: A Study in the Philosophy of Religion, Volumen9

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Psychology Press, 2002 - 405 páginas
This volume is a comprehensive collection of critical essays on The Taming of the Shrew, and includes extensive discussions of the play's various printed versions and its theatrical productions. Aspinall has included only those essays that offer the most influential and controversial arguments surrounding the play. The issues discussed include gender, authority, female autonomy and unruliness, courtship and marriage, language and speech, and performance and theatricality.
 

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PREFACE
19
THE ARGUMENT FROM page
20
THE LINGUISTIC VETO
27
Ordinary language
34
Theological statements
42
RELIGION
59
Aberrations and obsessions
73
THE WAY OF NEGATION
87
The philosophical background
178
The concept of perfection
180
Existence
182
The inference from perfection to existence
184
Existence is not a quality
186
Theoretical argument and religious conviction
188
The cosmological argument
190
The five ways of St Thomas
192

INTELLECTUAL IMPEDIMENTS
103
RESPONSES
116
The way of allegory
122
THE WAY OF EXPERIENCE page 1 Religious experience
129
The Idea of the Holy
130
The rational and the nonrational
131
Mysterium tremendum
132
The faculty of divination
135
Otto and Kant
137
The numinous and the holy
139
The appraisal of religious value
141
The apprehension of Gods existence
142
Religion and philosophy
144
THE MYSTIC WAY 1 The claims of mysticism
146
Ordinary prayer
148
The mystic way
149
Ecstasy and the spiritual marriage
150
The element of suffering
152
The element of negation
153
The difficulties of criticism
154
The question of validity
156
The voice of poetry
160
AND THOU 1 Experience and encounter
162
IThou and IIt
163
The world of living relation
164
Some difficulties
166
The absolute relation
167
The way to the encounter
169
The mark of revelation
170
The God of reflexion
171
THE ARGUMENT FROM PERFECTION 1 Religious thinking
174
Arguments for the existence of God
175
The ontological argument
176
The conditioned
193
The unconditioned
195
Time and the conditioned
196
Necessary being
198
Metaphysics
200
Metaphysics and religion
203
THE WORLD AND ITS DESIGN 1 The common world
205
The great and small
206
Energy
207
Law
208
Nature and law
210
Nature and design
212
Nature and beauty
215
Religious experience
218
THE APPEAL TO HISTORY 1 The appeal to history
222
The question of fact
225
The historical Jesus
227
The question of value
229
The theological interpretation
232
History and faith
236
THE PHILOSOPHERS WORLD 1 Science and common sense
239
Materialism
241
Phenomenalism
243
Platonism
246
Philosophy and religion
250
MAN AND HIS EXPERIENCE 1 The man who knows
253
Experience
255
My point of view
258
Other points of view
262
The common world
263
Phenomenalism and materialism
265
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