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Table of Contents |
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Marianist Person at the Dawn of the Twenty-first Century
Hugh W. Bihl, SM
111 pp., $8.00
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Table of Contents
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Introduction (José María Arnaiz, SM) |
| Presentación (José María Arnaiz, SM) |
| Présentation (José María Arnaiz, SM) |
| Author’s Note |
| Author’s Introduction |
| CHAPTER 1 |
| THE PERSON IN MARIANIST TRADITION |
| The Marianist person in the Foundation |
| Permanence and Spatial Metaphors |
| Ahistorical and Augustinian |
| The Human Person According to the “Simler Para-digm” |
| The Marianist Person in the Post-1970 Era: A Radical Paradigm Shift |
| A New Way into the “Third Object” |
| An Integral Anthropology |
| Beyond Dichotomies and Static Understandings |
| CHAPTER 2 |
THE PERSON IN THE VISION OF VATICAN II |
| An Anthropological Paradigm Shift |
| Fuller Implications of the Shift |
| A Question: Which World? |
| CHAPTER 3 |
| PERSONS IN RELATION |
| A recapitulation and a Looking Ahead |
| Who Is a Person? |
| A Person Is More Than an Individual |
| A Person Is a Unique Expression of a Nature |
| Personhood Demands Dialogue |
| Person, the Basic Ontological Category |
| Communion Is an Ontological Concept |
| Ectasis, A Transcending of the Self |
| CHAPTER 4 |
| THE PERSON AND FREEDOM |
| A Many-sided Freedom |
| Self-Creation Through Choices |
| Mediatorship and Synergy |
| Synergy |
| The Stages of Freedom |
| Rahner |
| A Third Stage of Freedom: Raimundo Panikkar |
| A Need for Cultural Disarmament |
| CHAPTER 5 |
| LIBERATION AND FREEDOM |
| Liberation, Praxis, and Social Analysis |
| Humans Are Active Agents in the Redeeming of History |
| Continuing Developments |
| Evaluation and Criticism |
| A Difficulty That Must Be Faced |
| Another View of Original Sin |
| Synergistic but Not Pelagian |
| CHAPTER 6 |
| CONCLUDING THOUGHTS |
| Two Themes |
| A Preference for the Mystical |
| A Balanced Anthropology |
| How Preferential Should the “Option for the Poor” Be? |
| Reactions and a Response |
| Mythos and Logos |
| The Marianist Myth and its Logoi |
| SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY |
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