Doctrine And Speculation In Schleiermacher's Glaubenslehre Schleiermacher's Glaubenslehre

The aim of this monograph, which has rich and evaluative annotations, is to contribute to a more comprehensive understanding of the issues in a major developing area of pedagogical lexicography. With this monograph researchers and students can have access to a set of 521 articles from a diverse array of publications, many in hard-to-find sources, that will prove valuable in reviewing the literature of the area. Because articles on language users and dictionary users are published in journals devoted to reading research, language acquisition, second language teaching, linguistics, and lexicography, most of the past research in the area has not shown critical awareness of this diffuse collection of research. The annotated bibliography found in this monograph supplies scholars in all the different fields of enquiry a critical guide to past and current work in pedagogical lexicography. Because this subfield of lexicography has developed in a variety of disciplines, it is difficult for researchers in any single discipline or sub-discipline to find relevant and important articles; this annotated bibliography not only provides a highly defined topical index based on a key-word analysis of the literature, but also annotations and commentary that provide the reader with a critical understanding of the important issues and debates in the development of the study of learners' dictionaries and dictionary users. The authors of this monograph have written the critical annotations in a manner that foregrounds the points of debate within the area which helps to define the concerns of the area. Preface Acknowledgements Abbreviations Introduction: Text and Context I. Schleiermacher’s Glaubenslehre: Its Title II. The Dedication to Jacobi III. Their Correspondence IV. The Galvanic Column V. Introductory Quotations from St. Anselm Excursus: Lectures on Church History VI. The Task of the Glaubenslehre Chapter One: The Definition of Speculation I. The Word (& Excursus) II. Hegel’s Usage III. Schleiermacher’s Usage IV. Spekulation und Empirie V. Speculative Theology Chapter Two: Positive Theology: Systematic and Practical I. Fichte’s Aphorismen II. Theological Encyclopedia III. The Science of Theology IV. A Positive Science V. Dialektik VI. Physik VII. Ethik VIII. Religionsphilosophie IX. Philosophical Theology X. Apologetik und Polemik XI. Historical Theology XII. Christliche Sittenlehre XIII. Practical Theology XIV. Ethik: Philosophical and Theological Chapter Three: Schleiermacher’s Rational Theology I. Enlightenment Theology II. Protestant Theology III. Perspectival Theology IV. Two Open Letters V. Ortsbestimmung VI. Introduction and Glaubenslehre VII. The Revision of the Glaubenslehre VIII. The Language of Dogmatic Theology IX. The Feeling of Absolute Dependence X. Heterodoxy XI. The Fundamental Dogmatic Form Conclusion: A Priesthood of Speculation I. The Keystone of the Glaubenslehre Excursus: secundum rem & secundum rationem II. A Priesthood Apart Appendix A: Hegel and Schleiermacher on the Concept of Polarity Appendix B: Chronology Bibliography Thomas H. Curran. Spine Title: Schleiermacher's Glaubenslehre. Includes Bibliographical References (p. [353]-390).