Dieu et la cité
Collection Philosophie & théologie
320 pages - nov. 2008
35,20€
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Today, the theologico-political issue has been doubly reactivated: firstly by the unprecedented extent of research done on the status of modernity in the West, secondly by the theorizations resulting from the relation between government and the sacred through the effects of globalization and its influence on political and religious identities. Two distinct viewpoints must be treated: the theologico-political firstly as a religious problem, then as a political problem. In today’s context this question is often discussed in passionate tones, but this book seeks to accomplish four tasks: to restore the great theoretical summits whereby theology and politics entered into a compromise in Western history (Saint Augustine, medieval Islam, Spinoza, Hegel...); to highlight and debate several contemporary models of the interpretation of that history (M. Weber, C. Schmitt, K. Löwith, H. Blumenberg, J. Rawls...); to assess the themes and the concepts put into question by recent religious plurality within French and European politics (nation, State, community, secularity, memory, religion, testimony, founding texts). Lastly, to answer the following question: is the idea of a separation between the theological and the political acceptable, and if so, what are the theoretical conditions under which it could be articulated?
- Dimensions : 135x215x22
- ISBN : 9782204088138
- Poids : 430 grammes
Avec la collaboration de : Abderrahim Lamchichi, Bernard Bourdin, Corine Pelluchon, Dominique Bourel, Emmanuel Falque, Emmanuel Gabellieri, Emmanuel Tourpe, Henri Laux, Hent De Vries, Jean-Claude Monod, Jean-Louis Souletie, Jean-Louis Vieillard-Baron, Jean-Paul Durand, Jeffrey Andrew Barash, Jérôme Alexandre, Philippe Capelle, Philippe Vallin, Pierre Manent, Rémi Brague, Vittorio Possenti, Yves-Charles Zarka
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