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Beate Bengard deals with the ecumenical hermeneutics of the French philosopher Paul Ricœur. His theory is of interest for ecumenical theology particu… Mehr

Autor: Bengard, Beate

Verlag: Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht

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Beschreibung

Beate Bengard deals with the ecumenical hermeneutics of the French philosopher Paul Ricœur. His theory is of interest for ecumenical theology particularly in the area of ecumenical reception. The specificity of ecumenical reception is that it requires the acceptation of otherness – of the alterity – of the ecumenical partner. Obviously, this process goes far beyond the ratification of ecumenical documents. In order to clarify the process of reception, a hermeneutical model is needed which explains the interrelation of the interpersonal recognition of otherness, the reception of texts, as well as of changing collective identities. A complex model of the reception process is deduced from the theory of Paul Ricœur and Ricœur’s model is compared with three concrete ecumenical processes in France. This shows there is a high degree of accordance between these ecumenical examples and Ricœur’s hermeneutical process. The conclusion points to ways in which this contributes to building an ecumenical culture inspired by Ricœur’s philosophy.

Produktnummer 97835255644932
EAN 9783525564493
Verlag Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht
Autor Bengard, Beate
Produktform Hardcover
Sprachen Deutsch
Auflage 1
Erscheinungsdatum 16.09.2015
Seiten 350
Maße Breite 167 mm x Höhe 29 mm
Gewicht 0.717 kg