Christos Yannaras - Petra, Basilio

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Résumé :
Introduction I. The discovery of Russian Orthodoxy: the West as a problem 1. From orthodox pietism to the discovery of personalism and Russian Orthodoxy 2. Dostoevsky's criticism of the West and the mission of Orthodoxy II. The encounter with Heidegger and the ontological hermeneutic of the West. 1. Heidegger and the nihilistic outcome of Western metaphysics. The way beyond nihilism...

Biographie:
religion and the ontological distortion of Christianity 3. Against Religion. Natural religion, the religious transformation of Christianity, and the reshaping of the Church. Epilogue Christos Yannaras The Communal Verification of Knowledge 1. The genesis of critical thought 2. Truth as mode 3. Correct thinking (orthos dianoeisthai) through correctly sharing in common (orthos koinonein) 4. A divisive empiricism 5. Symbol 6. Apophaticism 7. The historical eclipse of apophaticism 8. The incarnation of apophaticism in a culture 9. The counterfeiting of the ancient Greek enterprise 10. Gnoseology differentiates cultures Bibliography Index...

Sommaire:
Eastern apophaticism 2. Yannaras's 'Conversion to Ontology' and the discovery of the ontological difference with the West. The rediscovery of 'Greek metaphysics' and its connection with apophaticism. 3. Eastern apophaticism and Orthodox apologetics. The gnoseological topicality of apophaticism and its iconological character. III. From the personalist ontology of the Fathers to a critical ontology. Between theology and philosophy 1. Person and Eros: A theological essay in post-Heideggarian ontology 2. A hermeneutic interval 3. The philosophical elaboration of a 'Critical Ontology.' The possibility of an 'apophatic rationalism.' The social fruitfulness of apophaticism 4. Propositions for a Critical Ontology. A 'revisionist empiricism' IV. The Development of reflection on Critical Ontology. 1. From Person and Eros to What Can be Said and what Cannot be Said. The second 'Fundamental Stage' in Yannaras's thought. 2. Relational Ontology V. Ontology and Salvation 1. Introductory considerations 2. 'Religionisation'...