Manifesto of the Critical Theory of Society and Religion (3 Vols.): The Wholly Other, Liberation, Happiness and the Rescue of the HopelessThe Manifesto develops further the Critical Theory of Religion intrinsic to the Critical Theory of Society of the Frankfurt School into a new paradigm of the Psychology, Sociology, Philosophy and Theology of Religion. Its central theme is the theodicy problem in the context of late capitalist society and its globalization. |
Contents
Chapter One The Critical Theory of Society | 1 |
Chapter Two The NeoConservative Trend Turn
| 57 |
Chapter Three The Threefold Critical Theory of Religion | 97 |
Chapter Four From Quantitative to Qualitative Infinity | 153 |
Chapter Five Theory Formation | 189 |
Chapter Six From Traditional to Critical Theory
| 229 |
Chapter Seven Universal Pragmatic
| 257 |
Chapter Eight Truth and Justification
| 287 |
Chapter Fourteen Religion and Revolution
| 599 |
Chapter Fifteen Concrete Utopia
| 643 |
Chapter Sixteen Religion in Socialist Society
| 677 |
Chapter Seventeen From Magic to the Dialectical Notion
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Chapter Eighteen Truth as Meaning of Language and Work
| 767 |
Chapter Nineteen Religion in Liberal Society
| 815 |
The Capital of Liberalism
| 873 |
Chapter TwentyOne Religion in Fascist Society
| 959 |
Chapter Nine Toward a New Model
| 331 |
A Mottoes Impulses and Motives | 375 |
B Special Considerations and Inspirations | 390 |
C The FiveWorld Macro Model
| 414 |
D The Fundamental Potentials Categories and Spheres of Action
| 416 |
E Heuristic Model of the History of Religions
| 418 |
F Antagonisms of Modern Civil Society and their Resolutions
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G Possible Alternative Futures
| 423 |
Chapter Ten External and Internal Perspective
| 425 |
Chapter Eleven Consciousmaking and Rescuing Critique
| 473 |
Chapter Twelve Necrophilous and Biophilous Elements
| 509 |
Chapter Thirteen From the Jus Talionis to the Golden Rule
| 555 |
Chapter TwentyTwo The Owl of Minerva
| 995 |
Against Aggression
Force Violence and Terror | 1041 |
Chapter TwentyFour The JewishGerman Tragedy
| 1111 |
Chapter TwentyFive From the Westphalian Peace to
the Bourgeois and Socialist Revolutions
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Chapter TwentySix The Expansion and Contraction of God
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Chapter TwentySeven The Desperate Hope and the Rescue of the Hopeless
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Chapter TwentyEight Trust in the Eternal One
| 1385 |
God Freedom and Immortality
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Name Index | 1693 |
Subject Index
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