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L’intuizione portante di questa opera è la centralità dell’evento di Gesù Cristo, in Lui l’uomo incontra la verità di sé, perché Gesù di Nazareth manifesta compiutamente il disegno salvifico della Trinità e risolve esaurientemente l’enigma dell’uomo, senza svuotare il dramma della libertà di ogni singola persona. I contenuti fondamentali dell’insegnamento, svolto dagli autori, viene proposto nel volume concepito come strumento di studio presentando organicamente i temi del programma accademico, libero dalle preoccupazioni, di contenuto e di metodo, proprie della monografia scientifica e del saggio critico. Viene posto l’accento sulla prospettiva sistematica, la cui forza deriva dall’articolazione dei temi che confluiscono nella disciplina e dalla loro connessione con i nodi fondamentali della riflessione cristologica e trinitaria. (JACA Books)

Theological anthropology --- Christianity --- Man (Christian theology) --- Theological anthropology - Christianity

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This volume on anthropology and authority in the writings of Søren Kierkegaard (1813-1855) offers its reader nineteen timely discussions of two fundamental categories pertaining to the literary, philosophical, and theological production of this prominent 19th century Danish thinker, whose vast influence upon 20th century intellectual life continues to grow as the new millennium approaches. The volume's nineteen contributors - from Canada, Denmark, Great Britain, Holland, Hungary, Italy, and the United States - inquire into such complex problematics in Kierkegaard's oeuvre as the interrelationship between the human, the divine, and the spiritual; between the secular and the Christian; between human and Christian love; between state and church institutions and the single individual of faith; and between this individual's concern for quality in civic and religious life and the quantitative forces of modern society's masses and crowds. Special attention is given to the indisputable authority of God, Christ, and the apostles as opposed to the debatable authority, or non-authority, of the author. Of particular interest is the nexus between Kierkegaard's existential and religious concerns, on the one hand, and his intricate textual conceptions, multifarious poetic strategies, and various means of pseudonymous and indirect communication, on the other. Between the covers of Anthropology and Authority some chapters seek to refine received knowledge of Kierkegaard in such disciplines as theology and moral philosophy. Conversely, other chapters submit rather postmodern critiques of the author's stylistic and rhetorical devices. A summary assessment of the nineteen contributions would fail to recognize this considerable methodological and theoretical diversity. Instead, the reader's access to the smorgasbord of insights has been facilitated by an introduction in which one of the American editors briefly outline the individual contributions on a general historical and intellectual background. Altogether, the probing insights of Anthropology and Authority go to the core of Søren Kierkegaard's authorship. Individual chapters either update previous responses to the many challenges presented by this work, or the chapters face new challenges and/or present critical challenges on their own.

Philosophical anthropology --- Philosophy, Modern --- Theological anthropology --- Christianity

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Theological anthropology --- Homme (Théologie) --- Biblical teaching. --- Enseignement biblique

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Élucider l'" incarnation ", l'existence dans la chair, l'" être-chair ", tel est le propos de ce livre. La chair n'est pas le corps. Car c'est la chair qui, s'éprouvant, se souffrant, se subissant et se supportant soi-même, jouissant de soi selon des impressions toujours renaissantes, est capable de sentir le corps qui lui est extérieur, de le toucher aussi bien que d'être touchée par lui. La chair seule nous permet en fin de compte de connaître le corps. Mais l'élucidation de la chair rencontre nécessairement l'affirmation fondamentale qu'on trouve dans le Prologue de l'Evangile de Jean : " Et le Verbe s'est fait chair. " Thèse invraisemblable, sur laquelle se joue pourtant le sort du christianisme à travers les âges. Elle affirme à la fois que la chair du Christ est semblable à la nôtre, que l'homme " est chair ", que l'unité du Verbe et de la chair est possible et se réalise dans le Christ. Mais que doit être la chair pour être révélation ? Et que doit être la révélation pour s'accomplir comme chair ? Ce sont quelques-unes parmi les questions que Michel Henry aborde dans cette analyse de notre condition incarnée. Il prolonge et approfondit la méditation de la Vie qui faisait l'objet de ses précédents livres, en particulier de C'est moi la Vérité. Et c'est aussi une magnifique relecture critique de la tradition phénoménologique, de Husserl à Merleau-Ponty.

Metaphysics --- History of philosophy --- Incarnation --- Flesh (Theology) --- Theological anthropology --- Phenomenology --- Phenomenological theology --- Christianity --- 130.14 --- Wijsgerige antropologie: lichaam --- Philosophy - Phenomenology. --- 130.14 Wijsgerige antropologie: lichaam --- Theological anthropology - Christianity --- Phenomenology. --- Incarnation. --- Theological anthropology. --- Philosophical anthropology.

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Christianisme --- Philosophie --- Christianity --- Theological anthropology --- Truth --- Truth x Religious aspects --- Christian life