The Word and the Spiritual Realities (the I and the Thou) Pneumatological Fragments

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Ebner, Ferdinand.

Contributor:

Chapel, Joseph R.

Green, Harold J.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Mysticism.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (313 pages)

Edition:

1st ed.

Place of Publication:

Washington, D.C. : The Catholic University of America Press, 2021.

Summary:

"The first English translation of this seminal work of "dialogic personalist philosophy," in which Ebner argues that human speech is constitutive of human existence: humans receive the word as a miraculous gift from God"-- Provided by publisher.

Contents:

18. Fragment 18. Nature and Spirit, Universal Life, and Individual Existence-Culture and Christianity- Conclusion

Index

12. Fragment 12. Mathematical Thought and the I-Harmony-Descartes-Word and Mathematical Formula-Substance and Ethos-The Principle of Identity-Reality

13. Fragment 13. Verb and Sentence-The Meaning of the T-Sound

14. Fragment 14. Existential Declaration and Personality-The Becoming and Being of the Spiritual Realities-Love

15. Fragment 15. The Human and the Divine-God as Mental Image and as Reality

16. Fragment 16. Otto Weininger-Spirit and Sexuality-The Jews-Christ

17. Fragment 17. The Ultimate Meaning of the Cogito-Self-Knowledge-Ethos and Grace-Sin and the Word

5. Fragment 5. Knowledge of the Spiritual Life-The Philosophers and the Word-The Word and the Spiritual Life-Science and the Word-Pneumatology

6. Fragment 6. Sense and Senses-The Lower Senses-Hearing and Seeing-Beauty-Musical Intuition-Tone and Word-Word and Spiritual Neediness

7. Fragment 7. Reason and Word

8. Fragment 8. The Primal Word

9. Fragment 9. Consciousness and Being-Conscious-Pneuma and Psyche-Psychology- Insanity

10. Fragment 10. The Existence of the I-Idealism-The Word and Love

11. Fragment 11. The Oblique Case and the Meaning of the M-Sound

Intro

Contents

A Note on the Need for an English Translation of Ebner, by Krzysztof Skorulski

Translator's Note, by Harold J. Green

Editor's Introduction and Acknowledgments, by Joseph R. Chapel

Preface

1. Fragment 1. The Spiritual Realities

2. Fragment 2. Word and Personality-Origin of the Word-Aloneness-I and Thou

3. Fragment 3. Word and Human Becoming-Proofs of God-Atheism-Word and Self-Consciousness-Dependence of the I

4. Fragment 4. I Think and It Thinks-Kierkegaard-The Concrete I-Verbalization of Thinking-Ideal, Concrete, Fictitious Thou-Word and Truth

Notes:

Description based on print version record.

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ISBN:

0-8132-3406-9

9780813234076

OCLC:

1272991214