« L’étranger » entre aliénation, altération et réconciliation
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Raymond Asmar
Abstract
The article aims to describe the ontological profile of the "stranger" by studying three correlative concepts of alienation, alteration and reconciliation, and is based on the work of Paul Tillich who grounded the main philosophical elements of his thought in that of Plato. From a philosophical, theological, and spiritual point of view, the article aims to study the importance of the tensions between self-alteration and integration, with a view to alienation and reconciliation.
Abstract
The article aims to describe the ontological profile of the "stranger" by studying three correlative concepts of alienation, alteration and reconciliation, and is based on the work of Paul Tillich who grounded the main philosophical elements of his thought in that of Plato. From a philosophical, theological, and spiritual point of view, the article aims to study the importance of the tensions between self-alteration and integration, with a view to alienation and reconciliation.
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter I
- Table of Contents V
- Versöhnte Gebrochenheit 1
- La réconciliation à l’image du Christ 23
- A World in Need: Brokenness and Reconciliation Explored through Paul Tillich’s Doing of Social Work 45
- « L’étranger » entre aliénation, altération et réconciliation 71
- „Dass das Prinzip der Entgegensetzung nicht aufgehoben werden kann, sondern menschliches Sein überhaupt erst möglich macht.“ 83
- Déchirure et réconciliation du sujet au prisme de la décoïncidence 105
- Tillichian Courage as Theologically Foundational to the Treatment of Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder 121
- Penser avec Paul Tillich l’horreur et les lueurs d’espérance dans l’Église : cas du Rwanda 133
- Divine Love in Tillich’s Justification Doctrine: Is It Sufficiently Lutheran? 157
- Seinsethiken versus Sollensethiken 165
- The Berlin Crisis and the Defiance of Estrangement 185
- Paul Tillich’s Critique of John F. Dulles’ Commission on a Just and Durable Peace 203
- The Tension in God: Paul Tillich’s Phenomenology of the Idea of God in Systematic Theology 215
- Reviews 229
- Tillich Bibliography 277
- Contributors List 285
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter I
- Table of Contents V
- Versöhnte Gebrochenheit 1
- La réconciliation à l’image du Christ 23
- A World in Need: Brokenness and Reconciliation Explored through Paul Tillich’s Doing of Social Work 45
- « L’étranger » entre aliénation, altération et réconciliation 71
- „Dass das Prinzip der Entgegensetzung nicht aufgehoben werden kann, sondern menschliches Sein überhaupt erst möglich macht.“ 83
- Déchirure et réconciliation du sujet au prisme de la décoïncidence 105
- Tillichian Courage as Theologically Foundational to the Treatment of Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder 121
- Penser avec Paul Tillich l’horreur et les lueurs d’espérance dans l’Église : cas du Rwanda 133
- Divine Love in Tillich’s Justification Doctrine: Is It Sufficiently Lutheran? 157
- Seinsethiken versus Sollensethiken 165
- The Berlin Crisis and the Defiance of Estrangement 185
- Paul Tillich’s Critique of John F. Dulles’ Commission on a Just and Durable Peace 203
- The Tension in God: Paul Tillich’s Phenomenology of the Idea of God in Systematic Theology 215
- Reviews 229
- Tillich Bibliography 277
- Contributors List 285
