دانلود کتاب The Political Dialogue of Nature and Grace: Toward a Phenomenology of Chaste Anarchism

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Cover
Contents
Preface
Acknowledgments
A Note on Context
Introduction: Stating the Problem
1 Rebellion of the Gladiators: The Disappearance of Man’s Open Nature
The reef
Humilitas occidit superbiam
A syllabus of errors
The bonfire of vanity
It would take a God: Aristotle’s aporia in Nichomachean Ethics Book X
A gift upon a gift versus a philosophical fiction
The problem of matter and form in relation to nature and grace
The Christian hermeneutic of the Quinque Viae
2 Calderon and the Chaste Anarchism
Calderon’s phenomenological dialectic
A story of supernatural vice and consent
Tendebantque manus ripae ulterioris amore
Secondary causes and the problem of pure nature
The two rocks
Ex Nihilo: An analysis of the metaphysical and moral nothings
The descent into hell: The anti-historical terminus of man’s created nothing
The quest of the new metaphysics: Laughter in another room
Justina’s chaste anarchism: Paideia and the serious play of the cross
The theologos of metapolitics
No untimely kindness
The epoché of silence
Naming the unnamed
The conjuror and the denaturing descent
3 The A-Historical Temporality of the Chaste Anarchism
The searchers
The non-sequential order of historical existence
A phenomenology of indications: Three ages of the non-sequential
Hegel, Bonaventure, and memory
Nature, grace, and the political problem of futurity
Death and non-sequential temporality
The polis beyond maieutics: The necessary evil
Hegel’s betrayal
Dispossession and prayer
Waiting for whom?
The devaluation of the non-sequential
Man’s prepositional ambiguity
Lost in translation
Pennies from heaven
The cities of man and God: The way of the penitent
Le Dieu Révolté: The impossibility of the Christian polis
The political silence of the descent into Hell
Home before dark
The Secular City: The dark at the top of the stairs
Separate tables
The man who isn’t there
The political wager of the penitential gaze
The progressivist as ideologue versus the wayfarer as comprehensor
The tragicomedy of the Christian polis
4 The Groundwork for the Christian Polis: Noli Me Tangere
Athens and Jerusalem: The case against metaphysics
The uninvited: Parmenides in chains
The unseen: An apotheosis of groundlessness
Somewhere east of Eden: In Job’s balances
The awakening: All things are possible
The power of the keys: Christ and the metaphysics of freedom
The unforgiven: In the bull of Phalaris
Epilogue: The Polis and the Seven Last Words of Christ
The society of the friends of God: Ever-built on Good Friday
Father, into thy hands I commend my spirit
It is finished
I thirst
My God, my God, why have You forsaken me?
Woman, behold your son. Behold your mother
Truly, I say to you, today you will be with me in paradise
Father, forgive them, they know not what they do
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