Symbol and sacrament : a sacramental reinterpretation of Christian existence / Louis-Marie Chauvet ; translated by Patrick Madigan and Madeleine Beaumont.
Idioma: Inglés Lenguaje original: Francés Descripción: xvii, 569 pages : ill. ; 23 cmTipo de contenido:- text
- unmediated
- volume
- 0814661246
- 234/.16 20
- BV 800 .C5213 1995
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This work comes at an opportune hour: a time in which many complain that contemporary theology lacks a general theory of sacraments.
Chauvet charts a reorientation in sacramental theology from the scholastic treatments, which appropriated the metaphysical categories of causality and substance to develop an essentially instrumentalist appreciation of grace, in favor of an approach through the category of symbol." In this approach the subject is as much "grasped" (and transformed) by the symbolic representation as is the object being interpreted.
Chauvet commands a wealth of scholarship which he deploys to powerful effect. His work in developing a foundational theology of sacramentality will remain the standard for years to come.
""A Pueblo book."
Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
From the Metaphysical to the Symbolic -- Critique of the Onto-theological Presuppositions of Classical Sacramental Theology --Sacramental Causality According to St. Thomas -- The Productionist Scheme of Representation --Overcoming Onto-Theology? -- Overcoming Metaphysics According to Heidegger -- Theology and Philosophy -- Theology and Psychoanalysis -- Mediation -- The Unavoidable Mediation of Symbolic Order -- Symbolic Exchange -- Symbol and Body -- The Act of Symbolization -- The Symbolic Efficacy of Rites -- The Symbol and the Body -- Openness : The Sacramentality of the Faith -- The Sacraments in the Symbolic Network of the Faith of the Faith of the Church -- A Fundamental Theology of Sacramental -- Description of the Structure of Christian Identity -- The Structuring of Faith According to the Story of Emmaus -- Remarks on the Function of the Church in Our Diagram -- The Relation Between Scripture and Sacrament -- The Liturgical Assembly : The Place of Scripture -- The Sacramentality of Scripture -- The Relation Between Sacrament and Ethics -- The Eschatological Status of the Jewish Cult -- The Eschatological Status of the Christian Cult -- The Letter, the Rite, and the Body -- How the Structure Functions : The Process of Symbolic Exchange -- Eucharistic Prayer Number 2 -- Testing of This Hypothesis: The Anti-Sacrificial Status of Symbolic Exchange in Christianity -- Risk and Opportunities of the Vocabulary of Sacrifice -- The Symbolizing Act of Christian Identity -- The Sacraments : Acts of Ritual Symbolization -- The Fundamental Law of Religious Rituality : Symbolic Practice -- A Theological Interpretation of Several Major Components of Rituality -- A Symbolization of the Whole Human Being as Corporality -- The Corporality of the Faith --The Sacraments as Instituted -- Dialectics of the Instituting and Instituted -- The Institution of the Sacraments by Jesus Christ : The Crux of the Question -- The Eucharistic Boby of the Lord: An Exemplary Figure of the Resistance of the Sacrament as Instituted -- The Sacraments as Instituting -- A Forging of Identity -- The Twofold Impasse of Sacramental Theology -- The Sacraments : Effective Symbolic Expressions -- A Gracious "Letting Be"-- Sacramental Theology and Trinitarian Christology -- From Sacramental Discourse to Christological Discourse -- The Sacraments of the New Pasch -- Scholastic Sacramental Theolog's Point of Departure: The Hypostatic Union -- Our Starting Point: The Pasch of Christ -- The Sacraments: Symbolic Figures of God's Effacement -- Sacramental Grace, or the Advent of in Corporality --The Christological Pole : The sacraments, Memorials of the Crucified Who Was Raised -- The Pneumatological Pole : The Sacraments, Memorials in the Holy Spirit -- The Sacraments : Places of Grace -- A Countercheck : The Non-Sacramental Theology of Karl Barth -- Sacrament: Creation, History, and Eschatology.