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100 1  Robinson, Matthew Ryan,|d1982-|0https://id.loc.gov/
       authorities/names/nb2018020382 
245 10 Redeeming Relationship, Relationships that Redeem :|bFree 
       Sociability and the Completion of Humanity in the Thought 
       of Friedrich Schleiermacher. 
264  1 Tübingen :|bMohr Siebeck,|c2018. 
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490 1  Religion in Philosophy and Theology ;|vv. 99 
500    7.2 Christmas Eve's (1806) Theology of Redemption. 
505 0  Cover; Titel; Contents; Chapter 1: Introduction: Religion,
       Relationships, and the Completion of Humanity; 1.1 
       Religion, Sociability, and the Completion of Humanity; 1.2
       The Relational Religious Subject: The Completion of 
       Humanity and the Contemporary Study of Religion; 1.3 
       Religion's "More" as a Space of Intersubjectivity; 1.4 
       Schleiermacher on Religion: Human Sociability Aimed at 
       Completion; 1.5 Project Overview: Sociability in 
       Schleiermacher, Sociability and Religious Formation, 
       Sociability as Intentional Practice; Chapter 2: 
       Sociability: A Historical Contextualization; 2.1 
       Introduction. 
505 8  2.2 Roots of Geselligkeit in the German Enlightenment, 
       Pietism, and Popular Literature of the Eighteenth 
       Century2.3 Schiller's Briefe on the "Perfect Reciprocity" 
       (vollkommene Wechselwirkung) that "completes the idea of 
       humanity" (den Begriff der Menschheit vollendet); 2.4 The 
       Context of Geselligkeit in the Early Romantic Movement of 
       1790s Berlin; 2.5 Conclusion; Chapter 3: Sociable Humanity
       : Origins and Aims of an Intersubjective Anthropology; 3.1
       Introduction; 3.2 The Sociable Life of Schleiermacher. 
505 8  3.3 Toward Free Sociability as an Anthropological Concept:
       Notes on Aristotle and "On the Highest Good"3.4 Conclusion
       : Schleiermacher's Sociable Anthropology; Chapter 4: Free 
       Sociability: Representing Human Action Aimed at 
       Completion; 4.1 Introduction; 4.2 State of the Question: 
       Research on Schleiermacher's Theory of Free Sociability; 
       4.3 Toward a Complete Vision of Humanity; 4.4 Empirically 
       and Speculatively "Natural": Schleiermacher's Critique of 
       Adolph Freiherr Knigge; 4.5 The Completion of Human 
       Perfection as the telos of Free Sociability. 
505 8  4.6 The Derivation of the Principle of Reciprocity 
       (Wechselwirkung) from the telos of Free Sociability4.7 The
       Quantitative Law of Formal and Material Sociability; 4.8 
       Conclusion: Is the Versuch a Fragment? The Integrity of 
       the Quantitative Law as a Theory of Human Sociability in 
       Outline; Chapter 5: The Sociable Society: The Completion 
       of Humanity through Reciprocal Community with the Whole; 
       5.1 Introduction; 5.2 Schleiermacher's Versuch and 
       Brouillon in Comparison: A Series of Interesting 
       Parallels; 5.3 The Completion of Humanity as Subject and 
       Object of the Brouillon. 
505 8  5.4 Placing Free Sociability in Schleiermacher's Ethics5.5
       Free Sociability in All Spheres of Life; 5.6 Conclusion; 
       Chapter 6: Sociable Religion:The Finitude of Human Life 
       before the Infinite; 6.1 Introduction: Personal 
       Relationships and Religious Formation; 6.2 "Humanity" and 
       "Completion" in On Religion (1799); 6.3 "Humanity" and 
       "Completion" in the Soliloquies (1800); 6.4 Conclusion: 
       Looking Ahead, Looking Back; Chapter 7: Sociability as 
       Theological Practice: Free Sociability in Schleiermacher's
       Soteriology and Ecclesiology; 7.1 Introduction. 
520    Matthew Ryan Robinson stellt eine Interpretation der 
       Geselligkeitstheorie, Religionstheorie und Ethik 
       Schleiermachers dar, und setzt sie in Zusammenhang mit dem
       Erlösungsbegriff. 
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