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Concept of Person and Christian Ethics

Concept of Person and Christian Ethics -  Rudman, Stanley
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The concept and definition of personhood is central to current debates over ethics. Should 'personhood', for example, determine the allocation of scarce medical resources, and its perceived absence allow the termination of life? In a wide-ranging discussion notable for its clarity, Stanley Rudman traces the development of modern ideas about personhood. He argues that concepts of person are socially constructed, and that the relational understanding of persons in a number of theological discussions can act as an important corrective to the individualistic notions of person which have been popular in secular philosophy since the Enlightenment. Early Christian views of divine speech, communication and relations between the Trinity can help to define an ethic which understands personhood in relation to other people, to the environment, and to God.

Part I. ‘Person’ in Contemporary Ethics: 1. ‘Une Cátegorie de l’Esprit Humain: La Notion de Personne’; 2. Meaning and criteria: person/human being; 3. Moral personhood in M. Tooley and P. Singer; 4. Personal identity and responsibility in D. Parfit; 5. Human subject and human worth; 6. Resituating personhood: embodiment and contextuality;

Part II. ‘Person’ in Christian Perspective: 7. The relevance of history and Christology; 8. Divine embodiment and temporality: is God a person?; 9. Divine and human: relationality and personhood; 10. Religion and morality: personhood, revelation and narrative;

Part III. Implications for a Christian Ethic: 11. A communicative ethic: Hauerwas and Habermas; 12. A community of ethical difference: including the ‘other’; 13. The logic of superabundence: an ethic of forgiving love; 14. The religious ground of human rights; 15. The integrity and transformation of creation;

Conclusion; Bibliography; Indices
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Author/Artist Stanley Rudman (Cheltenham and Gloucester College of Higher Education)
ISBN/Ref 9780521581714
0521581710
Size: 226mm(H) x 146mm(W) x 27mm(D) ( 0.612Kg ) Pages 421
Publisher Cambridge University Press
Published 1997-11-27
Format hardback
Product ID 26550
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