Death and life /
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Philadelphia :
Fortress Press,
[1970]
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Table of Contents:
- Man and death in philosophical perspective
- The anthropological character of the question about death
- The division of the I into intrinsic and nonintrinsic segments
- Man as individual and as vehicle for the universal
- Man as transitional form and bearer of the universal in Goethe's "Faust"
- Death repressed and privatized in contemporary secular religion
- Secular realism in Heidegger's View of death
- The divided "I" in Kant's ethics
- A Biblical basis for viewing the philosophical perspective on death
- The Biblical disclosure of the reality of death
- Death and human personhood
- Death a personal catastrophe
- Death as personal event
- Death in Luther's theology
- The directional character of time
- Death and security
- Death in the light of law and Gospel
- Death as the contradiction of eternal life.