David Tracy

Biographic Data

ID255489
NAMEDavid Tracy
GIVEN NAMESDavid
FAMILY NAMETracy
SIGNATURETRACY D
AFFILIATIONSUniversity of Chicago
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS31
TOTAL CITATIONS10
AUTHOR COUNT32
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1970
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2019
H-INDEX1

  • Fragments

    David TracyBOOKFragments2019Cited by: 1

  • The Rigor of Things

    Jean-Luc Marion, Dan Arbib et al.BOOKRigor of Things2017

    This book provides an introduction to the life and work of philosopher and theologian Jean-Luc Marion through a set of interviews, discussing his educational career, his work on Descartes, his phenomenology, his theology, his philosophical methodology, and his views on the future of Catholicism in France. It presents all of his major ideas in fluid dialogue and conversational tone with his former student Dan Arbib. At the same time, it provides a…

  • Rigor of Things

    Jean-Luc Marion, Dan Arbib et al.BOOKRigor of Things2017

  • The Ultimate Invisible

    David TracyARTICLESocial research2016

    The article concentrates, first, on cultural forms of invisibility (in myths, films, novels and in marginal groups in the majority culture) followed by an analysis of some claims that the religions make to disclose an invisible spiritual dimension in our lives. A second section is on forms of rational invisibility opened by mathematics, modern science (especially theoretical physics) and by claims to a realm of philosophical invisibility. Third, …

  • Horrors and Horror

    David TracyARTICLESocial research2014

    Horror manifests itself in many forms: natural horrors, historical horrors, individual horrors and, for some artists and thinkers, a metaphysical Horror pervading all three. Responses to horrors have also taken many forms: artistic, philosophical, social scientific, religious. This article proposes that a tragic vision is the most adequate response to horror for Westerners. Moreover, Friedrich Nietzsche remains the most original and influential r…

  • Three Kinds of Publicness in Public Theology

    David TracyARTICLEInternational Journal of Public…2014Cited by: 1

    Across the different publics to which theology speaks, there are three forms of publicness that mark theological discourse: first, dialectical or argumentative reason; secondly, dialogical or hermeneutical reason with the Christian classics; thirdly, meditative reason as the final expression of our desire to know. This article provides a short exploration of each of these three forms of publicness

  • A Teologia Na Esfera Pública

    Open AccessDavid TracyARTICLEPerspectiva Teológica2012

    O autor sugere reabrir a participação da religião na esfera pública, considerando três noções de dimensão do discurso público, que o autor vai chamar de: Publicidade Um, Dois e Três. As afinidades da teologia católica com a filosofia e a razão, a sua auto-compreensão de comunidade, concretizada na sua ideia central de pessoa e não de indivíduo; conceitos centrais sobre o bem comum, a solidariedade, a subsidiariedade, o seu repensar sempre novo da…

  • Theology for Pilgrims – By Nicholas Lash

    Open AccessDavid TracyARTICLEModern Theology2010

  • Theologie und Kosmologie

    David Tracy, Nicholas Lash et al.BOOKTheologie und Kosmologie2004

    Die moderne astrophysikalische Erforschung des Weltalls, insbesondere der Einsatz von Raumsonden, erweitert unser Weltbild mit ständig zunehmender Beschleunigung. Unterschiedliche Hypothesen und Theorien über die Geschichte des Universums fordern auch zu weltanschaulichen Auseinandersetzungen heraus. Diese Diskussion ist nicht neu: Kosmologie und Religion waren von der Antike bis zum Mittelalter und der Renaissance eng miteinander verbunden. Der …

  • Statement for the Critical Inquiry Board Symposium

    David TracyARTICLECritical Inquiry2004

  • Traditions of Spiritual Practice and the Practice of Theology

    Open AccessDavid TracyARTICLETheology Today1998

  • Theology after Vedānta

    Jacqueline Suthren Hirst, Francis X Clooney et al.ARTICLEJournal of the American Oriental…1998

  • Religion and Practical Reason ; New Essays in the Comparative Philosophy of Religions

    Frank Reynolds, David TracyBOOKReligion and practical reason1997

  • Ricoeur's philosophical journey

    Open AccessDavid TracyARTICLEPhilosophy & Social Criticism1995

  • Discourse and Practice

    Robert Cummings Neville, Frank Reynolds et al.ARTICLEPhilosophy East and West1995

  • Theology and the Many Faces of Postmodernity

    Open AccessDavid TracyARTICLETheology Today1994

  • Literary Theory and Return of the Forms for Naming and Thinking God in Theology

    David TracyARTICLEThe Journal of Religion1994Cited by: 1

  • Discourse and Practice

    Donald Wiebe, Frank Reynolds et al.ARTICLENumen1993

  • The Christian Understanding of Salvation-Liberation

    David TracyARTICLEBuddhist-Christian Studies1987

    The organizing committee assigned me the following task: first, to articulate the Christian theological understanding of salvation; second, to include some Roman Catholic perspectives on that common Christian task; third, to reflect on the political-ethical dimensions of the Christian understanding of salvation. I shall attempt to fulfill that assignment in the following way: First, I shall locate the question of salvation within the fuller syste…

  • Creativity in the Interpretation of Religion

    David TracyARTICLENew Literary History1984

    question of the interpretation of religion. Indeed, religion as a phenomenon is extraordinarily difficult to interpret, insofar as religion radicalizes, intensifies, and often transgresses the boundaries of those other central human phenomena to which religion is necessarily related (art, science, metaphysics, ethics-politics).' To interpret religion one must also, consciously or unconsciously, end up interpreting these other phenomena as well in…

  • The analogical imagination

    David TracyBOOKThe analogical imagination1981

  • The Analogical Imagination

    Open AccessDavid TracyARTICLEHorizons1981

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  • The Analogical Imagination

    Open AccessDavid TracyARTICLEReligious Studies Review1981

  • Theological Pluralism and Analogy

    David TracyARTICLEThought1979

  • Christian Faith and Radical Equality

    Open AccessDavid TracyARTICLETheology Today1978

    “Feminist theologians ... have raised issues and proposed criticisms and constructive proposals for Christian theology which cannot be ignored by any serious Christian theologian. The issues they raise are as central as one can find in constructive theology: The very nature of God and the nature of the human. ... If we are to take seriously the full implications of Paul's words, ‘Neither Greek nor Jew, neither slave nor free, neither male nor fem…