Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Acknowledgments xv
4. Introduction 1
5. PART ONE. Basic Terms and Relations
6. 1. Bernard Lonergan’s Notion of the Subject 19
7. 2. The Notion of Psychic Conversion 42
8. 3. The Notion of Dialectic 64
9. 4. The Integral Scale of Values 93
10. 5. The Community of the Servant of God 108
11. PART TWO. Personal Values and the Dialectic of the Subject
12. 6. Theological Foundations and Psychic Self-appropriation 139
13. 7. The Dialectic of the Subject 177
14. 8. The Psyche and Integral Interiority 211
15. 9. Reorienting Depth Psychology 254
16. 10. A Clarification by Contrast 295
17. PART THREE. Social Values and the Dialectic of Community
18. 11. Cosmopolis and the Dialectic of Community 355
19. 12. Infrastructure and Superstructure 387
20. 13. Theology, the Church, and Liberation 418
21. 14. Theology as Praxis 440
22. PART FOUR. Cultural Values and the Dialectic of Culture
23. 15. Transforming the Anthropological Principle 473
24. 16. Theology and the Dialectic of Culture 500
25. 17. World-cultural Consciousness 527
26. PART FIVE. Hermeneutics and the Ontology of Meaning
27. 18. Elements of Lonergan's Hermeneutics 561
28. 19. The Ontology of Meaning 592
29. 20. Psychic Conversion and Hermeneutics 630
30. Notes 681
31. Index 721