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The contribution of Kenneth Burke's rhetoric to a postmodern theological anthropology- [e-book]
The contribution of Kenneth Burke's rhetoric to a postmodern theological anthropology- [e-book]
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ISBN  
049361141X
저자명  
Hogan, Kevin Patrick
서명/저자  
The contribution of Kenneth Burkes rhetoric to a postmodern theological anthropology - [e-book]
발행사항  
Washington, D.C. : The Catholic University of America, 2002.
형태사항  
299 p.
주기사항  
Source: Dissertation Abstracts International, Volume: 63-03, Section: A, page: 0981.
주기사항  
Director: Stephen P. Happel.
학위논문주기  
Thesis (Ph.D.)--The Catholic University of America, 2002.
초록/해제  
요약 : The view of the human shifted in modernity away from the classicist understanding to the subject, varying versions of the subject emerged, from the Cartesian cogito to the more recent historical and existential subjects of Hegel and Nietzsche. This turn to the subject also characterized many modern approaches to theological anthropology. In the twentieth century, this turn was criticized by the linguistic and rhetorical turns, both of which viewed language as antecedent to the subject. While the conversation between theology and hermeneutics, literary theory, and rhetoric has increased, the topic of theological anthropology in light of these conversations has often been neglected. This dissertation redresses this neglect in an examination of the rhetorical theory of Kenneth Burke. Burke's oeuvre moves from the position of literary critic and theorist in the early twentieth century to broader social criticism, philosophy, and rhetorical theory in the middle and late century. Chapter One of the dissertation traces the turn to the subject, the linguistic turn, and the rhetorical turn in philosophy and theology. Chapter Two places Burke's writings in the context of his own history and the intellectual milieu into which he emerged, and examines his earliest critical and theoretical work in Counter-Statement(1929). Chapters Three through Six trace the topics of language, the human, and religion in Burke's writings of the 1930s to his last essays of the 1980s, with particular attention to his major books and collected essays. Chapter Seven is a summary and synthesis of the insights gleaned through the diachronic analysis of the earlier chapters. It further anticipates a possible Burkean response, rooted in Burke's rhetoric and his definition of the human as symbol-using animal, to some of the questions raised in postmodernist writers about the human, philosophy, religion, and rationality. The dissertation argues that, in Burke's writings, the linguistic and rhetorical turns, so central to the postmodern critique, do not necessarily contribute to secularism, but rather provide a focus of and stimulus for engagement with the theological.
기타 저자  
Happel, Stephen P.
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