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Apophaticism and phenomenology

2018
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Berdyaev’s Radical Apophaticism

Sophia Studies in Cross-cultural Philosophy of Traditions and Cultures
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Apophaticism and Political Economy

2016
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Christian Apophaticism before Dionysius

2022
AbstractThe first section of this essay surveys the biblical roots of apophaticism, verifying Philo’s claim to be one of the first precursors of Dionysius. The second section offers examples of Gnostic speculation which pre-empted the Neoplatonists in denying to the first principle not only the properties of corporeal entities but the negations of ...
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6. Undoing (K)not of Apophaticism: A Heideggerian Afterthought

2020
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Ideology, Fetishism, Apophaticism: Marxist Criticism and Christianity

New Blackfriars, 2022
AbstractThis paper explores Christianity's ambiguous relationship to capitalism by engaging Marx's notion of the fetishism of commodities as a way of rethinking Marxism's critique of religion from the standpoint of political economy. Following Etienne Balibar's distinction between the theory of ideology and Capital's theory of fetishism, I examine how ...
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Anthropomorphism and Apophaticism

2017
To appreciate the risks and benefits of anthropomorphism, it is important (1) to appreciate the genius and limitations of human cognition, (2) to compare ultimacy models to see what difference anthropomorphic modeling techniques make, and (3) to entertain the possibility of an apophatic approach to ultimate reality that relativizes and relates ultimacy
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Apophaticism, Liturgy, And Theology

2000
Abstract In a profound and perceptive article, later incorporated into a fine little book, Louis Dupre gave us much to think about. He raised an issue that any liturgical theologian must face sooner or later: the correlation of silence and speech in the language of worship, and hence, in the language of theology.
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Jesus’ Cry of Lament: Towards a True Apophaticism

Irish Theological Quarterly, 2013
The lament speech form is an integral part of Israel’s faith and liturgy, yet its significance has not been adequately accounted for in Christian liturgy and theology. This is astonishing given that Jesus’ resurrection is God’s response to his lament on the cross.
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Apophaticism in Epstein’s system of views

Bulletin of Chelyabinsk State University, 2022
Sergey S. Loginovsky, Mariya A. Golovina
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