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Bonhoeffer and Interpretive Theory

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How does the contemporary reader make sense of the life and writings of such an icon as Dietrich Bonhoeffer? The essays in this volume seek to address this question by carefully examining the social, cultural, religious and intellectual locations that inform the Sitz im Leben of a vast readership of Bonhoeffer. The focus of each of the essays is thus on the task of articulating and clarifying a hermeneutically self-conscious and responsible approach to interpreting and understanding Bonhoeffer. The authors come from widely divergent backgrounds, both geographically and intellectually, and therefore offer a wide spectrum of dialogue. Methods and approaches examined in the essays discuss themes such as gender, religion, race, ecology, politics, philosophy, literature among others.

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ISBN: 9783631629680
Publication date: 30th July 2013
Author: Peter Frick
Publisher: Peter Lang AG
Format: Hardback
Pagination: 282 pages
Series: International Bonhoeffer Interpretations
Genres: Philosophy of religion
Sociology and anthropology
History: theory and methods
Philosophy: epistemology and theory of knowledge