Explorations in Philosophy and Theology From Phenomenology to Analogy: Erich Przywara and the Analogia Entis, (Hardcover)

<p><b>This book examines one of the earliest theological appropriations of phenomenology: Erich Przywara's reformulation of the analogy of being as a phenomenological category. </b> </p><p>Drawing on recently discovered yet unpublished archival material, Scerri demonstrates and evaluates the overlooked personal and intellectual relationships between Przywara and three leading phenomenologists of his time-Husserl, Heidegger, and Scheler. This analysis reveals Przywara's deep engagement with the thought of these philosophers, as well as his appropriation of their phenomenology. This is particularly apparent in Przywara's 1932 work <i>Analogia Entis</i>. Presenting this work as one of theological phenomenology, Scerri shows how Przywara's understanding of the analogy of being is simultaneously a reception, critique, and development of phenomenology in a theological mode. </p><p> Rescuing Przywara from Karl Barth's shadow, <i>From Phenomenology to Analogy</i> sheds new light on Przywara, the analogy of being, and the complex relationship between theology and phenomenology.</p>

• Explorations in Philosophy and Theology From Phenomenology to Analogy: Erich Przywara and the Analogia Entis, (Hardcover)
• Author: Bloomsbury Academic
• ISBN: 9781350596818
• Format: Hardcover
• Publication Date: 2027-01-21
• Page Count: 272