Autobiographical and Social Essays

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Walter de Gruyter, 1996 - 317 páginas
This collection of essays, introduced, selected and translated by Gregory D. Alles, aims to broaden the image of Otto available to English readers. It presents previously untranslated writings of Otto the politician, social commentator, and churchman. Also included are Otto's autobiographical reflections and a sampling from his late essays on ethics. In an informative introduction Gregory D. Alles outlines the discussions that Otto's ideas have evoked and traces the impact of Otto's thought on theology and the academic study of religions. He also examines criticisms of Otto's ideas and makes suggestions for future research.

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Acknowledgments Introduction
1
Ottos scholarship
2
Otto among the theologians
3
Otto and the humanistic science of religion
15
Ottos humanistic critics
26
The present collection
38
References
43
A Autobiographical fragments
50
Rudolf Otto National Liberal candidate 1913
115
Election reform 1918
128
A League of Nations is not enough 1920 1921 1923
142
A service to celebrate the fatherland 1925
150
The academy and the study of religions
162
Zinzendorf discovered the sensus numinis 1932
179
Buddhism Islām and the irrational 1932
186
Gandhi saint and statesman 1933
194

Letters from North Africa 1911 Selections
61
Letters from India and Egypt 19271928 1938
92
A letter from Greece 1891 1941
100
B Politics and society
102
Germany as a cultural colonial power 1912
104
The work of the church
206
Liberal Protestants need practice in ministry too 1910 1911
214
E Ethical reflections
253
A bibliography of Otto in English
289
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