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标题：Being Gifted as Negative Certainty
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作者：David Mark Dunning
期刊名称：Open Theology
电子版ISSN：2300-6579
出版年度：2019
卷号：5
期号：1
页码：227-240
DOI：10.1515/opth-2019-0019
语种：English
出版社：Walter de Gruyter GmbH & Co. KG
摘要：AbstractExistentialism centres reflection upon the bodily existence of the human person. Generally, however, theological anthropology has struggled to manage developments in biological and psychological sciences that have made clear the pluriformity of human embodiment. The work of the social sciences has also increased the visibility of minority, disadvantaged, or neglected persons. Theological anthropology must begin to conceive of an inclusive, non-static understanding of human nature that fully acknowledges the integrity and the diverse identities of the human subject. To riposte, this article utilises the interplay between phenomenology and theology in the work of the contemporary philosopher-theologian Jean-Luc Marion. Marion undeniably sees the root of the human in the concrete free person; he recognises an ever-receding, indefinable horizon towards which the incomprehensible existence of the subjective phenomenon is universally oriented. In this article I focus on how a combination of the theology of the subject and its existential orientation, realised through the freedom of incomprehensibility à la Marion, may provide a dynamic basis for understanding human nature at a time when subjective diversity is ever more asserted.
关键词：Phenomenology;Marion;Heidegger;metaphysics;subjectivity;indefinability;idol;icon;gift