Friday, 27 October 2017

New Book: Looking at the Sun

Vernon Press Presents:



Looking at the Sun
New Writings in Modern Personalism
Editors
Anna Castriota & Simon Smith


Every kind of exploration is touched in some way by a philosophy of persons; touched and often vitally enhanced. This collection sets out to mine this rich seam of influence, bringing together authors keen to strike new developments and applications. Together, they have put their philosophy of persons to work in fields as wide-ranging as the moral and the metaphysical, the practical and the political, the cultural and the cosmological. In doing so, they have drawn on and illustrated the depth and breadth of modern Personalist thought, demonstrating its crucial relevance to debates across the entire philosophical spectrum.
     Whether they are familiar with the Personalist tradition or no, readers from every corner of the philosophical world will find much here to challenge and stimulate them. Most importantly, they will find a new and badly needed philosophical perspective. 



Contents
1. Are Persons Substances? Some Hints from Robert Spaemann and Edith Stein
by Stefano Rossi
2. Technology: A View from Personalism
by James Beauregard
3. Ricoeur’s Reconsideration of Personalism: A New Perspective
by Dries Deweer
4. Neither Here nor There: Personalism, Poetry and Emmanuel Mounier’s Pluralist Society
by Benjamin Bâcle
5. From Selfhood to Personhood: Personal Flourishing in the Trinitarian Likeness
by Daniel Gustafsson
6. Philosophical Implications of the Concept of the Trinity
by Jan Nilsson
7. Euthanasia: A Persons-In-Relations Perspective
by David Treanor
8. Presencing the Writer: Immanence and Ecstatic Communion in A Clockwork Orange and Naked
by Torgeir Fjeld
9. Missing Solitude: Macmurray, Buber and the Edges of Personalism
by Julian Stern
10. A Convergence of Cosmologies: Personal Analogies in Modern Physics and Modern Metaphysics
by Simon Smith

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