The Radical Theopoetics of John D. Caputo

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Course Code ICT6751HS
NOTE: Basic degree students enrol in ICT3751HS
Semester Second Semester
Section 0101
Online No
Credits One Credit
Location Toronto (St George Campus)
Description

This seminar will trace, explore, and interact with the developing Theopoetics of postmodern philosopher/theologian John D. Caputo. Situated at the interface between deconstruction and the religion, Theopoetics is a radical alternative to both classical theism and classical atheism, insisting that whether or not God shows up depends on us. In the style of Deconstruction, Theopoetics seeks a way between absolutism and relativism, envisioning Truth, not as a claim we make, but as a claim made on us. For Caputo, philosophy (as the search for wisdom) and theology (as the search for God) work together: The one true philosophy- the love of truth - is the love of God.

Schedule Wed
Start Time 18:00
End Time 21:00
Minimum Enrolment 3
Maximum Enrolment 15
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Currently Offered Winter 2015