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Inscriptions and Reflections(Essays in Philosophical Theology)
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Àú ÀÚ Robert P. Scharlemann
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INSCRIPTIONS AND REFLECTIONS
is both a pure and an original theological thinking
which establishes by way of multiple but integrally re-
lated expositions a language that is common and phil-
osophical at once. Yet precisely therein it is genuinely
and wholly theological and in such a way as both to
manifest and to embody the ground and the conse-
quences of modern thinking.
- Thomas J. J. Altizer
Professor of Religious Studies
State University of New York at Stony Brook


This collection of essays provides theological
readers with a unique opportunity to engage
some of the most important philosophical prob-
lems facing contemporary theology. Those who
approach the subject from a philosophical or lit-
erary perspective will be fascinated by the way in
which Scharlemann's radical theological investiga-
tion intersects with the kind of inquiry being car-
ried forward by the avant-garde in contemporary
philosophy and literary theory.
Scharlemannn divides his book into three
parts. Part One, Ontology and Theology, re-
thinks the problems raised by the idea of philo-
sophical theology. Scharlemann's understanding
of theology as an "afterthinking" (metanoesis) and
an inversion of ontology is a unique English-
language contribution to the current discussion
that stems from German hermeneutical theology
and French deconstructionist philosophy. More
than just providing a description of the present
scene in Continental philosophy and theology, he
has developed through a very complex argument
a theological concept of alterity that is as radical
as that which is a part of the theology of Karl
Barth. Scharlemann develops this concept out of
his account of how the name of God functions in
formal discourse. Parts Two and Three augment
the more purely theoretical insights of Part One.
Here, as he discusses and analyzes the work of
such thinkers as Barth, Tillich, Hegel, and Jüngel,
the author helps us to place his own reflections in
relation to the larger conversations making up
modern theological tradition.

Since there are few people in the theological
community who are working with fundamental
issues in the theory of discourse-formation, at ei-
ther a philosophical or theological level, this work
is of great importance because it seriously ad-
dresses the new questions being posed by post-
Heideggerian and poststructuralist thought.




** About the Author **

ROBERT P. SCHARLEMANN is Commonwealth
Professor in the Department of Religious Studies
at the University of Virginia. His previous pub-
lications include: Thomas Aquinas and John
Gerhard; Reflection and Doubt in the Thought of Paul
Tillich; The Being of God: Theology and the Experience
of Truth; and with Julian N. Hartt and Ray L.
Hart, The Critique of Modernity: Theological Reflec-
tions on Contemporary Culture.

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