Polyphonic Love: A Common Theme in Schleiermacher and Bonhoeffer

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. Table of Contents V
3. Abbreviations of Schleiermacher’s Collected Works VII
4. Editors’ Introduction 1
5. Part I: Friendship and Interpersonal Subjectivity
6. Schleiermacher and the Theology of Friendship 11
7. The Development of Individuality: Some Considerations on the Importance of Friendship in Schleiermacher’s Social Theory 25
8. Symphilosophieren and We-Intentionality Despite All Misunderstandings 39
9. Polyphonic Love: A Common Theme in Schleiermacher and Bonhoeffer 51
10. Can Friendship be Taught and Learned? 75
11. Part II: Sociability, Culture, and Lived Religion
12. The Spirit of Friendship: Thoughts on Subjectivity and Friendship from Friedrich Schleiermacher 91
13. Individuality and Sociability in Schleiermacher’s Concept of the Christian Church 105
14. Lived Religion and Populist Reason in an Age of Populist Politics 119
15. Contaminated by Grace? Salvation, Sociability, and the Church as Collective Life 129
16. Thinking with Schleiermacher about Religious Polarization 145
17. Contributors 163
18. Index 165