Paul Ricoeur and Contemporary Moral Thought

Abstract

Cover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Preface -- Introduction: Human Capability and Contemporary Moral Thought -- Part I: Moral Selfhood, the Good, and the Right -- Chapter 1 Ricoeur's Reclamation of Autonomy: Unity, Plurality, and Totality -- Chapter 2 Narrative Ethics and Moral Law in Ricoeur -- Chapter 3 Moral Meaning: Beyond the Good and the Right -- Chapter 4 Antigone, Psyche, and the Ethics of Female Selfhood: A Feminist Conversation with Paul Ricoeur's Theories of Self-Making in Oneself as Another -- Chapter 5 The Summoned Self: Ethics and Hermeneutics in Paul Ricoeur in Dialogue with Emmanuel Levinas -- Part II: Moral Meanings, Human Fallibility, and Theological Ethics -- Chapter 6 Searching for a Heart of Gold: A Ricoeurian Meditation on Moral Striving and the Power of Religious Discourse -- Chapter 7 Starry Heavens and Moral Worth: Hope and Responsibility in the Structure of Theological Ethics -- Chapter 8 The Site of Christian Ethics: Love and Justice in the Work of Paul Ricoeur -- Chapter 9 Veils and Kingdoms: A Ricoeurian Metaphorics of Love and Justice -- Chapter 10 Jacques Derrida, Paul Ricoeur, and the Marginalization of Christianity: Can the God of Presence be Saved? -- Part III: Moral Practice, Responsible Citizenship, and Social Justice -- Chapter 11 Ethics and Public Life: A Critical Tribute to Paul Ricoeur -- Chapter 12 Ricoeur and the Tasks of Citizenship -- Chapter 13 Ricoeur and Practical Theology -- Chapter 14 Ricoeur on Tragedy: Teleology, Deontology, and Phronesis -- Conclusion -- Ethics and Human Capability: A Response -- Contributors -- Index of Names -- Index of Subjects.