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Religion in der globalen Moderne
Philosophische Erkundungen, Religion and Transformation in Contemporary European Society, Religion and Transformation in Contemporary European Society 7
ISBN/EAN: 9783847103196
Umbreit-Nr.: 6871559
Sprache:
Deutsch
Umfang: 321 S.
Format in cm: 2.2 x 23.7 x 16.3
Einband:
gebundenes Buch
Erschienen am 13.08.2014
Auflage: 1/2014
- Zusatztext
- The current process of globalization holds enormous challenges for religious traditions all over the world. The intensification of global communication through the new information technologies enhances mutual questioning of religious doctrines. Migration movements and transcultural processes created also in Europe new multi-religious constellations. Thus in all regions of global modernity the societal cohesion is threatened by conflicts between fundamentalist religious movements and various secular groups with religious, agnostic or atheistic orientations. At this background the European philosophy of religion has to transcend the narrow horizons of the western modernity without abandoning its achievements. This diagnosis of the current world situation determines the main parts of this volume. The first section deals with systematic approaches for an intercultural reorientation of the European philosophy of religion. The following sections contain distinguished studies of European philosophies of religion from Neoplatonism to Nietzsche and approaches of the 20th century (Maurice Merleau-Ponty, Albert Camus, Michel Henry). The last section is devoted to detailed interreligious studies, concretely about the thought of Ibn Rushd ( Averroes), of the modern Hindu thinker Sri Aurobindo and the "atheistic" dimension of Buddhism.
- Kurztext
- Religion und Globalisierung
- Autorenportrait
- Prof. Dr. Rudolf Langthaler lehrt Philosophie am Institut für Christliche Philosophie an der Universität Wien. Prof. Dr. Hans Schelkshorn lehrt am Institut für Christliche Philosophie der Universität Wien. Dr. Friedrich Wolfram ist ehem. Generalsekretär des Forum Zeit und Glaube (KAV Wien).