Impossible Time
Past and Future in the Philosophy of Religion
1st Edition
Published on 22. January 2024
260 pages
978-3-16-163127-6 (ISBN)
Description
Es ist für die Religionsphilosophie unmöglich, Zeit
nicht
zu thematisieren. Aber auch Zeit zu thematisieren ist unmöglich, wie die verschiedenen Beiträge des Bandes zeigen. Denn was ist Zeit? Die Zeit
ist
nicht und doch ist alles
in
der Zeit. Zeit
ist
, aber ist weder Substanz noch reine Form. Sie ist eine Dimension allen Seins, der sich auch Gott nicht entziehen kann und will. Diese Unvermeidlichkeit
der Zeit
und ihre Paradoxien exponieren die Autoren dieses Bandes, nicht zuletzt, um
Zeit
zu
geben
- ein wiederkehrendes Thema in der Religionsphilosophie.
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Persons
Editor
Geboren 1967; Studium der Ev. Theologie und Philosophie; 2000 Promotion; 2006 Habilitation; 2007-15 Lehrstuhl für Systematische Theologie und Religionsphilosophie an der Universität Rostock; seit 2015 Professor für Systematische Theologie, Dogmatik und Religionsphilosophie an der Universität Heidelberg; Leiter der Forschungsstätte der Evangelischen Studiengemeinschaft in Heidelberg.
Born 1971; Associate Professor at the University of Oslo and President of the Nordic Society for Philosophy of Religion.
Born 1977; Assistant Professor at Metropol College and affiliated with the University of Copenhagen.
Content
Marius Timmann Mjaaland, Ulrik Houlind Rasmussen and Philipp Stoellger:
Introduction
I. Past in the Future
Marius Timmann Mjaaland: What Is Time? Questioning Time with Aristotle, Augustine, and Heidegger - Werner Stegmaier: Vergangenheit in der Zukunft. Nietzsches Nachricht vom "Tod Gottes" - Iben Damgaard: Nietzsche and the Past - Jonna Bornemark: Religion at the Center of Phenomenology. Husserl's Analysis of Inner Time-Consciousness - Øystein Brekke: On the Subject of Epigenesis. An Interpretive Figure in Paul Ricoeur
II. Impossible Time
Philipp Stoellger: Philosophy of Religion - and its Sense for "the Impossible". In the chiasm of memory and imagination (Between past's future and future's past) - Arne Grøn: Time and Transcendence. Religion and Ethics - Rebecca Comay: Tabula Rasa. David's Death of Marat and the Trauma of Modernity - Carsten Pallesen: "Northern Prince Syndrome". Self-Affection and Self-Description in Post-Kantian Philosophy of Religion
III. Future of the Past
Claudia Welz: Future of the Past. Memory, Forgetting, and Personal Identity - Jan-Olav Henriksen: I need time for my 'self'. The Importance of Time for the Development of Religious Selfhood - Joseph Ballan: Liturgy, Inoperativity, and Time - Ulrik Houlind Rasmussen: The Absolutism of Boredom
I. Past in the Future
Marius Timmann Mjaaland: What Is Time? Questioning Time with Aristotle, Augustine, and Heidegger - Werner Stegmaier: Vergangenheit in der Zukunft. Nietzsches Nachricht vom "Tod Gottes" - Iben Damgaard: Nietzsche and the Past - Jonna Bornemark: Religion at the Center of Phenomenology. Husserl's Analysis of Inner Time-Consciousness - Øystein Brekke: On the Subject of Epigenesis. An Interpretive Figure in Paul Ricoeur
II. Impossible Time
Philipp Stoellger: Philosophy of Religion - and its Sense for "the Impossible". In the chiasm of memory and imagination (Between past's future and future's past) - Arne Grøn: Time and Transcendence. Religion and Ethics - Rebecca Comay: Tabula Rasa. David's Death of Marat and the Trauma of Modernity - Carsten Pallesen: "Northern Prince Syndrome". Self-Affection and Self-Description in Post-Kantian Philosophy of Religion
III. Future of the Past
Claudia Welz: Future of the Past. Memory, Forgetting, and Personal Identity - Jan-Olav Henriksen: I need time for my 'self'. The Importance of Time for the Development of Religious Selfhood - Joseph Ballan: Liturgy, Inoperativity, and Time - Ulrik Houlind Rasmussen: The Absolutism of Boredom
