Unfinished God : The Speculative Philosophical Theology of Ray L. Hart / ed. by Sean J. McGrath, Alina N Feld.

Format:

Book

Contributor:

Bielik-Robson, Agata, Contributor.

Blakeburn, Jason, Contributor.

Canullo, Carla, Contributor.

Carlson, Thomas A., Contributor.

Desmond, William, Contributor.

Dise, Michael James, Contributor.

Feld, Alina N, Editor.

Feld, Alina N., Contributor.

Geneviève-Tweed, Nicholas, Contributor.

Green, Garth W., Contributor.

Hart, Ray L., Contributor.

Hass, Andrew W., Contributor.

Hedley, Douglas, Contributor.

McGrath, Sean J., Contributor.

McGrath, Sean J., Editor.

Neville, Robert Cummings, Contributor.

O’Regan, Cyril, Contributor.

Pushead, Contributor.

Scrimgeour, Andrew D., Contributor.

Strunk, Nathan R., Contributor.

Tritten, Tyler, Contributor.

Wirth, Jason M., Contributor.

Wolfson, Elliot R., Contributor.

Series:

New Perspectives in Ontology : NPO

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Philosophical theology.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (352 p.)

Edition:

1st ed.

Place of Publication:

Edinburgh : Edinburgh University Press, [2024]

Language Note:

In English.

Summary:

New Perspectives in Ontology Series Editors: Peter Gratton and Sean J. McGrath, Memorial University of Newfoundland, Canada Publishes the best new work on the question of being and the history of metaphysics After the linguistic and structuralist turn of the 20th Century, a renaissance in metaphysics and ontology is occurring. Following in the wake of speculative realism and new materialism, this series aims to build on this renewed interest in perennial metaphysical questions, while opening up avenues of investigation long assumed to be closed. Working within the Continental tradition without being confined by it, the books in this series will move beyond the linguistic turn and re-think the oldest questions in a contemporary context. They will challenge old prejudices while drawing upon the speculative turn in post-Heideggerian ontology, the philosophy of nature and the philosophy of religion.

Contents:

Frontmatter

Contents

Acknowledgements

List of Abbreviations

Foreword: Ex Nihilo Aliquid Fit

Preface: On God Being Nothing

Introduction: Saving God Being Nothing or the Labour of Becoming

Part I From Fundamental Ontology to Meontotheogony

Chapter 1 A Meontological Speculative Theology: God Being Nothing

Chapter 2 The Creation of God Being Nothing

Chapter 3 Nihilne Plus? God Being Nothing More

Chapter 4 The Ontological Foundations of Hart’s Meontology

Chapter 5 Beyond Transcendence and Immanence: The Hermeneutical Spiral

Part II Hart’s Thought in Context

Chapter 6 Ray L. Hart and the Böhmian Tradition

Chapter 7 Meontotheology and the Idolatry of Being: Hart and Schelling

Chapter 8 The Wheels of Ezekiel: From Unfinished Man to Unfinished God

Chapter 9 Nihil without Nihilism: A Linguistic Model of Theogony

Chapter 10 Questions for Ray Lee Hart

Part III Themes and Method

Chapter 11 Hermeneutics, Imagination and the Temporality of the Helical Spiral: Reflections on Hart’s Phenomenological Theology

Chapter 12 Between Two Nots: Human and Divine Turba

Chapter 13 Night Watches and the Work of Days: Learning Experiments and the American Existential

Chapter 14 The Arousal of Freedom or Danse libre with the Nihil

Chapter 15 Seeing from the Centrum: Theogony as Empirical Theology

Chapter 16 The Trinitarian Source of Freedom in the Thinking of Ray L. Hart and David G. Leahy

Chapter 17 Not Speaking God, Speaking Nothing

Chapter 18 On Hart on Afterthinking

Afterwords to Afterthinking God Being Nothing: Toward a Speculative Metaphysics of Ultimates

The Poiesis of Place: Notes for a Biography of Ray L. Hart

Ray L. Hart Chronology

Notes on Contributors

Index

Notes:

Description based on online resource; title from PDF title page (publisher's Web site, viewed 16. Dec 2024)

ISBN:

9781399532235

1399532235