Toward a Philosophy of Religious Studies: Enecstatic Explorations

Contents\nPreface\nAcknowledgments\nIntroduction\nPart I. Delimiting Enecstasis\n	Chapter 1 Enecstasis: A Disposition for Our Times?\n		The Contours of Enecstasis\n		Phenomenology of Religion: The Problematic\n		Postphenomenological Developments\n		The Enecstatic Preoccupation\n	Chapter 2 The Enecstatic Jig: Personalizing Philosophy of Religion\n		A Methodological Quandary as Bridge\n		Philosophy of Religion as Enecstatic\n		Learning to Dance\nPart II. Contouring Enecstatic Philosophy of Religious Studies\n	Chapter 3 Philosophy of Religious Studies: The Changing Face of Philosophy of Religion\n		From Philosophical Theology to Philosophy of Religion: Classical\n		Contemporary Analytic Philosophy of Religion\n		Contemporary Continental Philosophy of Religion: Mapping the Terrain\n			Academic Theology qua Philosophical Theology\n			Philosophy of Religion as Disruptive\n		Diminishing the Tyranny of Omnicompetence\n	Chapter 4 Philosophy of Religion Religious Studies Style\n		An Example from Anthropology\n		The Category of Experience\n		Tradition\n		Surfacing Selfhood\n	Chapter 5 Derrida’s Philosophy of Religion for Religious Studies\n		Locus\n		Form\n		Aim\n		The Specter of Deconstruction in Enecstatic Philosophy of Religious Studies\nPart III. The Heritage and Modus Operandi of Enecstasis\n	Chapter 6 Theorizing Religion Enecstatically: The Transcendental Gesture in a New Key\n		The Ghost of Transcendental Philosophy\n		The Transcendental Gesture Reassessed: Charles E. Winquist\n		Reassessing the Reassessment: Bernard Lonergan\n		Enecstasis: Reenchanting the Transcendental Gesture\n	Chapter 7 Enecstatic Philosophy of Religious Studies: A Sidelong Bow to Self-Appropriation\n		The Current Climate of Philosophizing in Religion\n		Self-Appropriation: Focusing the Issue of Philosophy of Religious Studies\n		The Contours of Enecstatic Philosophy of Religious Studies\n	Chapter 8 The Normative Impetus of Enecstatic Philosophy of Religious Studies: Dialectic and Foundations\n		Lonergan’s Philosophy of Religion\n		Enecstatic Philosophy of Religious Studies\n		Sailing Enecstatically\nConclusion\nPostscript\nNotes\nReferences\nIndex