Isbn: 9781622737710 - the pertinence of exodus: philosophical questions on the contemporary symbolism of the biblical story (philosophy of religion) (4 Ergebnisse)

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The Pertinence of Exodus: Philosophical Questions on the Contemporary Symbolism of the Biblical Story (Philosophy of Religion)
Gorgone, Sandro (Editor)/ Mackowitz, Laurin (Editor)/ Resta, Caterina (Preface)
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Gebunden. Zustand: New. KlappentextrnrnThe Exodus has a risky and combative character that links individuals to their unconscious, to the uncertainty of their reality, and to the possibility of the disturbing event of the incalculable arrival of the Other. This encount.

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Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - The Exodus has a risky and combative character that links individuals to their unconscious, to the uncertainty of their reality, and to the possibility of the disturbing event of the incalculable arrival of the Other. This encounter with the unknown does not expect a messianic salvation but a human solution, which is aware that change requires the abandonment of self-referential identities. This eccentricity is more than evasive desertion or escapism, but an experiment with new modes of organizing community that grows on the responsibilities that go with it.This collected volume gathers contemporary philosophical perspectives on the Exodus, examining the story's symbolic potentials and dynamics in the light of current social political events. The imagination of the Promised Land, the figure of the migrant, the provisional and precarious dwelling of the camp, the promise of a better future or the gradual estrangement from inherited habits are all challenges of our time that are already conceptualized in the Exodus. The authors reaffirm the pertinence of the story by addressing the fundamental link between the ancient narrative and the human condition of the 21st century.…