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Subjectivity, Objectivity and Intersubjectivity: A New Paradigm for Religion and Science
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Books > Theology > Theology Books
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| Author/Artist: |
JOSEPH BRACKEN |
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9781599471525 |
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Templeton Foundation Pres |
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PAPERBACK |
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AU$68.95 |
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During the Middle Ages, philosophers and theologians debated the reality of universal forms and essences. In the early modern period, thinkers focused on the relationship between subjectivity, objectivity, and knowledge of the external world. Today, similar questions arise in debates about spontaneity, determinism, and self-organization in evolution.
Joseph A. Bracken argues that these debates reflect the ancient problem of the One and the Many, or the relationship between universality and particularity. He proposes a social ontology based on universal intersubjectivity that preserves both individual entities and their enduring communities, offering a new way to understand the relationship between religion and science. |
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