This book provides a detailed view of the author's conception of 'apocalyptic phenomenology', referring to the revelatory and self-disclosing nature of phenomenological thinking, a thinking that is central to our philosophical traditions today.
This book provides a detailed view of the author's conception of 'apocalyptic phenomenology', referring to the revelatory and self-disclosing nature of phenomenological thinking, a thinking that is central to our philosophical traditions today.
Balázs M. Mezei is Full Professor of Philosophy at Corvinus University of Budapest, Hungary. His publications include Radical Revelation: A Philosophical Approach (2017) and Divine Revelation and the Sciences (2024).
Inhaltsangabe
1. Foreword 2. The Newness of Revelation 3. The Rise of Revelation in Phenomenology 4. Method and Revelation 5. The Hard Problem of Revelation 6. Apocalyptic Phenomenology 7. Phenomenology of the Supernatural 8. Reason, Faith, and Revelation 9. Organic Revelation 10. The Scientific Impact of Revelation 11. A Radical Philosophical Theology of Revelation 12. Revelation as the Source of Dialogue 13. Revelation as Newness
1. Foreword 2. The Newness of Revelation 3. The Rise of Revelation in Phenomenology 4. Method and Revelation 5. The Hard Problem of Revelation 6. Apocalyptic Phenomenology 7. Phenomenology of the Supernatural 8. Reason, Faith, and Revelation 9. Organic Revelation 10. The Scientific Impact of Revelation 11. A Radical Philosophical Theology of Revelation 12. Revelation as the Source of Dialogue 13. Revelation as Newness
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