دانلود کتاب Words of life: new theological turns in French phenomenology

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Frontmatter\nAcknowledgments (page ix)\nIntroduction (Bruce Ellis Benson, page 1)\nPART I: REFLECTIONS ON THE THEOLOGICAL TURN\n Continuing to Look for God in France: On the Relationship Between Phenomenology and Theology (J. Aaron Simmons, page 15)\n Being Without God (Jeffrey Bloechl, page 30)\n The Appearing and the Irreducible (Jean-Ives Lacoste, page 42)\n \"it / is true\" (Kevin Hart, page 68)\nPART II: JEAN-LUC MARION\n The Phenomenality of the Sacrament---Being and Givenness (Jean-Luc Marion, page 89)\n The Human in Question: Augustinian Dimensions in Jean-Luc Marion (Jeffrey L. Kosky, page 103)\n The Poor Phenomenon: Marion and the Problem of Givenness (Anthony J. Steinbock, page 120)\nPART III: MICHEL HENRY\n Michel Henry\'s Theory of Disclosive Moods (Jeffrey Hanson, page 135)\n Can We Hear the Voice of God? Michel Henry and the Words of Christ (Christina Gschwandtner, page 147)\n Radical Phenomenology Reveals a Measure of Faith and a Need for a Levinasian Other in Henry\'s Life (Ronald L. Mercer Jr., page 158)\n The Truth of Life: Michel Henry on Marx (Clayton Crockett, page 168)\nPART IV: JEAN-LOUIS CHRÉTIEN\n The Call of Grace: Henri de Lubac, Jean-Louis Chrétien, and the Theological Conditions of Christian Radical Phenomenology (Joshua Davis, page 181)\n Between Call and Voice: Jean-Louis Chrétien on Sensibility as Exposure (Joseph Ballan, page 196)\n Chrétien on the Call That Wounds (Bruce Ellis Benson, page 208)\n Embodied Ears: Being in the World and Hearing the Other (Brian Treanor, page 222)\n The Witness of Humility (Norman Wirzba, page 233)\nNotes (page 253)\nContributors (page 305)\nIndex (page 310)