دانلود کتاب Perceiving Things Divine: Towards a Constructive Account of Spiritual Perception

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Cover\nPerceiving Things Divine: Towards a Constructive Account of Spiritual Perception\nCopyright\nDedication\nForeword\nAcknowledgements\nTable of Contents\nList of figures\nList of contributors\nIntroduction\n Varieties of Perception\n Spiritual Perception: A New Interdisciplinary Field\n Future Work on Spiritual Perception\nPART I: FACETS\n 1: The Possibility of Spiritual Perception: Objections and Replies\n What We Know about Perception in General\n Does Perception Involve Inference or Reasoning?\n Is Perception Cognitively Penetrated?\n What is the Proper Object of Perception?\n A Model for Moral and Spiritual Perception\n Conclusion\n 2: Developing Spiritual Perception: Lessons from Claude Monet and Wassily Kandinsky\n The Nature of Aesthetic Perception\n Developing Spiritual Perception\n 3: Training Spiritual Perception: A Constructive Look at John Cassian\n Training Perception\n Purity of Heart: Learning to Attend Well\n Implications and Challenges\n Conclusion\n 4: Value Perception and Spiritual Perception in Max Scheler\n Value Perception\n Value Perception and Spiritual Perception\n Expansions on a Schelerian Phenomenology of Spiritual Perception\n 5: Radical Evil and Spiritual Perception\n Spiritual Perception and Contemporary Epistemology\n The Many Faces of Evil\n Dulling Spiritual Perception\n Conclusion\n 6: Spiritual and Sensuous: Spiritual Perception, Eschatologically Considered\n Introduction\n A Sensuous Beatitude\n Sensus Christi I: Having the (Eschatological) Mind of Christ\n Sensus Christi II: Sensing Christ Beatifically\n The Beatific Interpenetration Thesis: ‘Spiritually Sensuous’ Beatitude?\n Conclusion\nPART II: INTERSECTIONS\n 7: Scripture as Signpost: A Perceptual Paradigm of Biblical Interpretation\n Scripture and the Perceptual Paradigm\n Perceiving and Interpreting Signposts\n Towards a Perceptual Paradigm: Scripture as Signpost\n Conclusion\n 8: Spiritual Perception and Liturgy\n 9: Sensus Christi: A Liturgico-Sacramental Therapy for a Pornographic Sensibility\n Introduction\n Sensus Christi\n Re-situatingthe Pornographic Struggle\n Sensing with the Body of Christ\n Sensing the Body of Christ\n Sensing in the Body of Christ\n Conclusion: An Eschatological Proviso\n 10: Spiritual Perception and the Racist Gaze: Can Contemplation Shift Racism?\n Introduction: Why is Spiritual Perception Anything to Do with Racism?\n What is it that Cannot be ‘Seen’ in Conditions of Racism?\n John of the Cross (1542–1591) and the Transformations of ‘Sense’ and ‘Spirit’\n Perception, Racism and ‘Epistemic Vice’ in Contemporary Analytic Epistemology\n Conclusions\n 11: Divine Hiddenness, Agapē Conviction, and Spiritual Discernment\n Perceiving and Hiding\n Tested to be Led in Agapē\n Convicted in Perception of God\n Discerning and Hiding\n 12: Healed and Whole Forever: Spiritual Perception in Nature\n Becoming Painfully Aware\n Seeing into the Life of Things\n Dissolved in the Haze: Subjectivity Subsumed in Matter\n Immersion, Reciprocity, Regard\n Towards Healing: Thinking Like a Mountain\n 13: Spiritual Perception and Beauty: On Looking and Letting Appear\n Defining the ‘Spiritual Senses’\n Spiritual Perception and Form: Balthasar’s Contribution\n Looking and Letting Appear: The Practice of Spiritually Perceiving\n On the Centrality of Spiritual Perception for Christian Theology\n Conclusion\nAfterword: The spiritual senses and human embodiment\nIndex