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نویسندگان: Martina Vuk
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ISBN (شابک) : 3031338162, 9783031338168
ناشر: Palgrave Macmillan
سال نشر: 2023
تعداد صفحات: 184
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زبان: English
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در صورت تبدیل فایل کتاب Theological Perspectives on Reimagining Friendship and Disability به فرمت های PDF، EPUB، AZW3، MOBI و یا DJVU می توانید به پشتیبان اطلاع دهید تا فایل مورد نظر را تبدیل نمایند.
توجه داشته باشید کتاب دیدگاههای الهیاتی درباره بازاندیشی دوستی و ناتوانی نسخه زبان اصلی می باشد و کتاب ترجمه شده به فارسی نمی باشد. وبسایت اینترنشنال لایبرری ارائه دهنده کتاب های زبان اصلی می باشد و هیچ گونه کتاب ترجمه شده یا نوشته شده به فارسی را ارائه نمی دهد.
این کتاب انسانشناسی دوستی را از منظر الهیات و ناتوانی بازنگری میکند و رعایت کرامت انسانی و آسیبپذیری فرد را ملاک بازنگری چنین انسانشناسی میداند. واقعیت ناتوانی تنها واقعیت در جهان بودن نیست، بلکه به مفهوم دیگری بودن و خلق شدن به عنوان تصویری از خداوند نیز مربوط می شود. نقد سازندهای که پیدایش معلولیت بهعنوان یک وضعیت انسانی بر مفاهیم الهیات-انسانشناختی و اخلاقی وارد میکند، جستوجوی تجدید دانش الهیات-انسانشناختی و اخلاقی در معنای ناتوانی، غیریت و دوستی است. موجودات کلامی و انسانشناختی، مانند معلولیت و دوستی، بهگونهای به هم پیوستهاند که باید معنای یکی در پرتو دیگری تبیین شود و بالعکس. تجدید برخی مقولههای انسانشناختی در این زمینه جستجویی برای درک عمیقتر انسانیت است، نه جدای از وجود معلولیت، بلکه در پرتو آن. این کتاب به بررسی نظامهای انسانشناختی و الهیاتی با موضوع دوستی و ناتوانی میپردازد.
This book rethinks the anthropology of friendship from the perspective of theology and disability, and suggests the respect for human dignity and the person ́s vulnerability as the criterion in reconsidering such an anthropology. The reality of disability is not only the reality of being in the world, but also concerns the concept of the meaning of otherness and being created as an image of God. The constructive critique that the emergence of disability as a human condition posits to theo-anthropological and ethical concepts is the quest of the renewal of theo-anthropological and ethical knowledge on the meaning of disability, otherness and friendship. The theological and anthropological entities, such as disability and friendship, are interconnected in a sense that the meaning of the one needs to be explained in the light of the other, and vice versa. The renewal of certain anthropological categories in such regard is a search for a deeper understanding of humanity, not apart from, but in light of, the presence of disability. The book examines the anthropological and theological systems regarding the theme of friendship and disability.
Contents Abbreviations Introduction Chapter 1: The Context of Friendship: From Aristotle to Facebook Friendship Discourses in Antiquity: Aristotle The Assessment of Forms of Aristotle’s Friendship The Concept of Unequal Friendship and People with Disability The Meaning of Philia and the Concept of Happiness The Grammar of Philia The Meaning of Happiness New Testament Insights into Friendship The Concept, Terminology, and Context of a Christian (New Testament) Friendship Paul’s Rhetoric of Friendship The Context of Friendship and Its Terminology in the Gospel of John The Ethical Assessment of Paul’s and John’s Gospel’s Friendship Conclusion Modern and Contemporary Ideas on Friendship The Rationale of Modern and Contemporary Ideas of Friendship Academic Field of Philosophy Jacques Derrida: Friendship, Politics, and Difference Lawrence A. Blum: Friendship and Altruism Elisabeth Telfer: Significance of Woman Authors The Academic Field of Theology The Academic Field of Sociology The Outline into the Correlation of Themes Discussed Facebook (Meta) Friendship Facebook Friendship Network: Disembodied Human Relationship Lacking Historicity? What About Facebook and People with Disability? Concluding Remarks References Chapter 2: Disability Studies and Disability Theology Perspectives on Disability and Friendship Disability Studies Academic Perspectives: The Contexts of Disability Discourses Medical and Social Models in Disability Studies Medical–Biomedical–Individual Model Social Model and Its Various Aspects Disability in Its Terminology and Definition Past and Present Perspectives On and Cultural Shifts in the Development of a Definition of Disability The Rationale for the Academic Field of Disability Studies Friendship with People with Disability: The Perspective of Disability Discourses Friendship Relationships Between People with (Intellectual) Disabilities Themselves Friendship Between People with and Without (Intellectual) Disabilities Discussion Disability Theology and Friendship: Context and Academic Perspectives Disability in the Perspective of Catholic Tradition The Theme of “Disability” in the Practice and Doctrine of Christian Theology: Past and Present Concerns and Interventions Theological Discourse on Disability: Why Does Theology Need a Conversation on Disability? What Type of Theology Is Disability Theology? Theological Themes Question on Definition: How Disability Theology Defines Disability Disability Theology: Perspectives on Friendship Hans Reinders’s Perspective on Friendship The Highlights of Receiving The Question of Equality and Symmetry The Question of Choice The Problem of the Contributory View The Dynamic of Receiving and Giving Being with and Not Hiding in Strength John Swinton’s Perspective on Friendship The “Social Model” of Friendship Relationality and Personhood Friendship in the Light of a Christlike Perspective Alternative Characteristics of Swinton’s Friendship Discussion on Comparison Between Reinders’s and Swinton’s Conceptions of Friendship Discussion on Comparison of the Academic Fields: Disability Studies and Disability Theology—Contrast and Complementarity The Comparison of the Fields’ Friendship Rationales Disability Studies Disability Theology The Proposal of the Field’s Definition of Disability and Friendship Disability as a Concept and Experience? The Definition of Friendship: Based on a Perspective of the Two Fields Notes References Chapter 3: Reimagining of an Anthropology of Friendship: The Implication of the Notion of Vulnerability and Solicitude Vulnerability: Brief Outline of the Meaning The Perspectives of Academic Discourses Vulnerability as a Theologically Relevant Notion? What Vulnerability Is Not? Vulnerability in Its Implications for the Relationship of Friendship The Process of Friendship Facing the Anthropology of Vulnerability The Meaning of Knowing a Friend The Recognition of the Other as a Friend Rethinking the Friendship Through the Implication of Solicitude A Brief Assessment of the Notion of Care: Academic Context and Application The Meaning of Solicitude Amid Friendship Paul Ricoeur on Solicitude Friendship, Solicitude, and Dialectics Between Other and Another The Complexity of Views Regarding the Meaning of Solicitude in Relation to Philia and Agape What About Caring Friends? The Friendship’s Narrative The Reimagining of the Meaning of Friendship The Socio-anthropological View on Friendship Theo-anthropological View on Friendship References Final Conclusion Index