Immediacy and Intentionality in the Feeling of Absolute Dependence

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. Contents VII
3. Preface XI
4. Abbreviations XV
5. Keynote Address
6. A Precarious Journey 1
7. Schleiermacher and the Study of Religion Today
8. Schleiermacher and Religious Naturalism 15
9. Immediacy and Intentionality in the Feeling of Absolute Dependence 27
10. Anschauung and Intuition, Again 39
11. Religion and the Religions 51
12. Schleiermacher's Contested Place in Religious Studies Today 69
13. "Theologie als Universitätswissenschaft" 81
14. Schleiermacher and the Prospects for a Transcendental-Anthropological Theory of Religion
15. Feeling as a Key Notion in a Transcendental Conception of Religion 97
16. Symbolism in Schliermacher's Theory of Religion 109
17. Schleiermacher, Realism, and Epistemic Modesty 121
18. Schleiermacher and Transcendental Philosophy 135
19. Transcendental Theories of Religion 151
20. Mediating Schleiermacher 165
21. Schleiermacher and the Future of Historical-Empirical Dogmatics
22. Dogmatics of Redemption 179
23. The Cognitive Status of the Religious Consciousness 189
24. "Non-binding Talk" 203
25. Attunement and Explicitation 215
26. Schleiermacher on "The Roman Church" 243
27. Schleiermacher's Original Insight 257
28. Schleiermacher and the Hermeneutics of Culture
29. Schleiermacher's "Essentialist" Hermeneutics of Culture 273
30. Sources of Normativity in Schleiermacher's Interpretation of Culture 285
31. Schleiermacher and Contemporary Theories of Culture 299
32. Interpretation of Culture in Schleiermacher's Christian Ethics 311
33. Schleiermacher's Ethics 323
34. Schleiermacher's Conception of Theology and Account of Religion as a Constitutive Element of Human Culture 335
35. Schleiermacher Studies in Germany: New Avenues and Vistas
36. Schleiermacher 349
37. Schleiermacher's Encyclopedia, Philosophical Ethics, Anthropology, and Dogmatics in German Protestant Theology 361
38. Friedrich Schleiermacher 375
39. Backmatter 391