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| Acknowledgments | ||
| Introduction | 1 | |
| Persons and Places: Paradigms in Communication | 23 | |
| Myths, Stories, History, Eschatology, and Action: Some Polanyian Meditations | 43 | |
| Further Polanyian Meditations | 74 | |
| The Incarnate Word and the Language of Culture | 92 | |
| Faith and Existence | 117 | |
| On the Meaning of Grace | 125 | |
| The Absence of God | 131 | |
| Foreknowledge and Foreordination: A Critique of Models of Knowledge | 142 | |
| Birth, Suicide, and the Doctrine of Creation: An Explanation of Analogies | 155 | |
| God and the "Private-I" | 169 | |
| "I Will Die": An Analysis | 178 | |
| What Is a Poem About? | 193 | |
| The Open Society and Its Ambivalent Friends | 201 | |
| Psychoanalytic Theory and Theistic Belief: Some Comments | 216 | |
| Notes on Ricoeur on Freud | 228 | |
| Reflections on Walker Percy's Theory of Language | 233 | |
| George Steiner: The Extra-Territorial Critic | 255 | |
| Moustakas within His Ambience | 271 | |
| Anxiety, Courage, and Truth | 279 | |
| Tragedy and Freedom | 288 | |
| Notes toward the Definition of Freedom | 302 | |
| Christianity and the Intellectual | 314 | |
| Can and Should a College Be Christian? Defining Some Central Issues | 329 | |
| Index | 337 |
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Kell Wallart
reviewed The Primacy of Persons and the Language of Culture: Essays by William H. Poteat on December 21, 2017 The Primacy of Persons and the Language of Culture: Essays by William H. Poteat
I loved this book. When I was getting my degree in religious studies this was one of the books for my senior seminar. The book starts off describing the influence of the "predecessors" Freud, Marx, Nietzsche and Saussure. Then it has an alphabetical listing of the theorists. Some are actual theorists of religion, but most are from other social sciences--sociology, anthropology, gender studies. Their influence on religious studies and allied fields is examined. I didn't have time to read Foucault, Althusser etc., so this book was a great reference. However, the entries on Walter Benjamin, Jacques Derrida and Emmanuel Levinas stirred up enough interest in me to delve further into those personalities.
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