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Zusatztext Towards a Politics of Communion sets a new standard for scholarship on Catholic social teaching. It is an invaluable resource for scholars and ideal for inclusion on graduate-level syllabi. At a moment in which the relevance of Catholic social teaching could hardly be more apparent, Towards a Politics of Communion solidifies Rowlands as one of its most trustworthy and sophisticated guides. Informationen zum Autor Anna Rowlands is St Hilda Professor of Catholic Social Thought and Practice in the Department of Theology and Religion at Durham University, UK, and Chair of the UK Centre for Catholic Social Thought and Practice. Klappentext "Anna Rowlands offers a guide to the main time periods, key figures, documents and themes of thinking developed as Catholic Social Teaching (CST). A wealth of material has been produced by the Catholic Church during its long history which considers the implications of scripture, doctrine and natural law for the way these elements live together in community - most particularly in the tradition of social encyclicals dating from 1891. Rowlands takes a fresh approach in weaving overviews of the central principles with case studies which relate to contemporary social policy themes, and by considering the increasingly critical questions concerning the role of CST in a pluralist and post-secular context. As such this book offers both an incisive overview of this distinctive body of Catholic political theology and a new and challenging contribution to the debate about the transformative potential of CST in contemporary society"-- Vorwort Explores Catholic Social Teaching in terms of its background, context, and its main content. Zusammenfassung Anna Rowlands offers a guide to the main time periods, key figures, documents and themes of thinking developed as Catholic Social Teaching (CST). A wealth of material has been produced by the Catholic Church during its long history which considers the implications of scripture, doctrine and natural law for the way these elements live together in community — most particularly in the tradition of social encyclicals dating from 1891. Rowlands takes a fresh approach in weaving overviews of the central principles with the development of thinking on political community and democracy, migration, and integral ecology, and by considering the increasingly critical questions concerning the role of CST in a pluralist and post-secular context. As such this book offers both an incisive overview of this distinctive body of Catholic political theology and a new and challenging contribution to the debate about the transformative potential of CST in contemporary society. Inhaltsverzeichnis Introduction Chapter 1 The Emergence of Modern Catholic Social Teaching Chapter 2 Human Dignity: philosophical and theological trajectories Chapter 3 Human Dignity: and (forced) migration Chapter 4 Human Dignity: the question of social and structural sin Chapter 5 The Common Good: the long tradition in context Chapter 6 The Common Good: in patristic and medieval context Chapter 7 The Common Good: the encyclical tradition Chapter 8 The body politic and the political community Chapter 9 Subsidiarity: a principle of participation and social governance Chapter 10 Solidarity: a developing theory Chapter 11 The universal destination of goods: towards an integral ecology Conclusion Bibliography Index ...
