Absolute revelation comingles with human reason and is communally celebrated in art, religion, and philosophy. This book is a scholarly examination of the metaphysical and self-revelatory dimensions of the Idea in the German philosopherâ s thought.
Absolute revelation comingles with human reason and is communally celebrated in art, religion, and philosophy. This book is a scholarly examination of the metaphysical and self-revelatory dimensions of the Idea in the German philosopherâ s thought.
Jeffrey Reid is a professor in the Department of Philosophy at the University of Ottawa.
Inhaltsangabe
Part 1: Absolute Agency and Revelation 1. Reason and Revelation: The Limits of Worldly Actuality 2. Absolute Selfhood and the Otherness of Nature 3. Comets, Moons, and the Voices of Nature Part 2: The Temporality of Reason 4. History and the Absolute Now 5. Knowledge of God and the Perils of Insight 6. Overcoming (Mis)Understanding: The Language of Representation Part 3: Speculative Forms of Presence 7. The Death of God and the Beautiful Finitude of Art 8. The Hermeneutics of Worship 9. Philosophy and Its Scientific Conclusion (Schluss) Part 4: After the Schluss: Da Capo al Fini 10. Organic Systematicity and Its Excremental Challenge 11. Reason, Revelation, and the Big Bang 12. Absolute Music and Meaningfulness
Part 1: Absolute Agency and Revelation 1. Reason and Revelation: The Limits of Worldly Actuality 2. Absolute Selfhood and the Otherness of Nature 3. Comets, Moons, and the Voices of Nature Part 2: The Temporality of Reason 4. History and the Absolute Now 5. Knowledge of God and the Perils of Insight 6. Overcoming (Mis)Understanding: The Language of Representation Part 3: Speculative Forms of Presence 7. The Death of God and the Beautiful Finitude of Art 8. The Hermeneutics of Worship 9. Philosophy and Its Scientific Conclusion (Schluss) Part 4: After the Schluss: Da Capo al Fini 10. Organic Systematicity and Its Excremental Challenge 11. Reason, Revelation, and the Big Bang 12. Absolute Music and Meaningfulness
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