دانلود کتاب Autonomy, Diversity, and the Common Good: Claremont Studies in the Philosophy of Religion, Conference 2020 (Religion in Philosophy and Theology, 126)

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Cover\nTitle\nPreface\nContents\nIngolf U. Dalferth — Introduction: Autonomy, Diversity and the Common Good\nI. Autonomy and the Common Good\n Clare Carlisle — The Virtue of Religion: Spinoza on Human Power and the Common Good\n Raymond Perrier — The Question of Autonomy and the Common Good in Spinoza’s Ethics\n Yun Kwon Yoo — Hegel on Autonomy, Diversity, and the Common Good: A Dialectical Perspective and Its Contemporary Anthropological Relevance\n Jörg Dierken — Between Participation and Respect: Liberalism, Culturalism and the Common\n Andrew Lee Bridges — Hegel’s Law of the Heart and the Society of Singularities of the Future\n Graham Ward — Religious Hope at the End of Humanism\n Trevor Kimball — Who Are We Talking About?\n Henry Omeike — The Igbo Apprenticeship System (Imu-Ahia) and Anthropological Solidarity: Reimagining Common Good and Autonomy in Africa’s Economic Context\n Kevin McCabe — Situating Autonomy in a Theology of Intellectual Disability\nII. Diversity and the Common Good\n Elliot Wolfson — Heeding the Law beyond the Law: Transgendering Alterity and the Hypernomian Perimeter of the Ethical\n Josiah Solis — Beyond (the common) Good and Evil\n Nils Ole Oermann — About Diversity, Freedom, the Open Society and its Enemies\n Robert Overy-Brown — Questioning Values and Working for Freedom in a Time of Viruses and Bullets\n Deborah Casewell — On Decreation and Obligation\n Tad DeLay — When Forbidden to Think: Against Appeals to the Common Good\n Will Mittendorf — Reasonable Pluralism and the Procedure-Independent Standard in Epistemic Democracy\n Hartmut von Sass — On Cosmopolitanism: Its Precarious Relation to Religious Belief\n Marlene Block — Cosmopolitanism: The Irony, the Tension, the Reductio in Mysterium\nList of Contributors\nIndex of Names\nIndex of Subjects