The Spirit of Polyphony: Dietrich Bonhoeffer's Musical Pneumatology (T&T Clark New Studies in Bonhoeffer’s Theology and Ethics)

Cover
Contents
Preface
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Part I
	DIETRICH BONHOEFFER’S MUSICO-THEOLOGY
	Chapter 1
		A MUSICO-THEOLOGICAL LIFE
			Introduction
			Bonhoeffer’s Musical Existence
			Bonhoeffer’s Musico-Theological Imagination
			Bach’s Art of Fugue and Eschatology
			Conclusion
	Chapter 2
		A MUSICO-THEOLOGICAL INVENTION
			Introduction
			Polyphony: A Musical Term
			Polyphony in the Prison Letters
			A Musico-Theological Invention for Love
			A Musico-Theological Invention for Life
			Conclusion
Part II
	THE POLYPHONIC SHAPE OF CHRISTIAN FORMATION
	Chapter 3
		THE POLYPHONY OF CHRIST
			Introduction
			A Christological Construct
			The Christology Lectures
			The Polyphonic Christ
			Conclusion
	Chapter 4
		THE CONTRAPUNTAL CHRISTIAN
			Introduction
			Christian Formation
			The Church through Christ and the Spirit
			Christian Formation through the Holy Spirit
			Conclusion
Part III
	SPACE FOR THE HOLY SPIRIT
	Chapter 5
		A MUSICO-PNEUMATOLOGY
			Introduction
			The “Indirect but Pervasive Pneumatology” of Ethics
			Space and the Spirit in Ethics
			Musico-Pneumatology
			Conclusion
	Chapter 6
		A SPIRIT CHRISTOLOGY ACOUSTICALLY DEFINED
			Introduction
			Pneumatic Chalcedonianism: An Orthodox Spirit Christology
			Spirit Christology for Christian Formation
			Acoustic Space for the Spirit
			Conclusion
Conclusion
Bibliography
Index