bMS 649/38 (11): Religion, the arts, and the Sciences, 15. Juli 1959
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JUL 15 1959
RELIGION, THE ARTS AND THE SCIENCES
Humanities 127a
Theology 185a
Tues. and Thurs., 11-12, (Sat.)
Assistant - g
Office hours by appointment. Phone Secretary, h, UN. 8-7600, Ext. 769
The required work for this semester course will consist of:
- A minimum of 2800 pages of outside reading. The starred selections are required and will be covered on the final examination. The remainder (ca. 800 pp.) of the reading may be selected at the discretion of the student.
- A final examination. At the time of the examination the student should submit an annotated bibliography of the reading done during the semester.
BIBLIOGRAPHY
General material
i *The Eclipse of God
*I and Thou
j Christianity and Civilization
k Notes on the Definition of Culture
l *Philosophical Understanding and Religious Truth
m Man in the Modern Age
n Culture and Faith
o *Christ and Culture
The Meaning of Revelation
p The Idea of the Holy
q The Making of the Modern Mind
r *On Religion
s The Protestant Era
The Religious Situation
*Theology of Culture
Religion and Language
v Between Man and Man
w *Kerygma and Myth (The opening essay by x)
y Language and Myth
z and aa *New Essays in Philosophical Theology (Ch. I, VI, VII)
ab *Dynamics of Faith
ac Language and Reality
Religion and Science
af The Metaphysical Foundations of Modern Science
ag Psychoanalysis and Religion
ah *Christian Faith and Natural Science
ai *Man's Search for Himself
aj Psychotherapy and the Christian Message
ak *Psychotherapy and the Christian View of Man
al Existential Psychoanalysis
am The Third Revolution
an The Courage to Be Love, Power and Justice
Religion and the Arts
aq The Idea of a Theatre
ar The Meaning of Shakespeare
as Creative Intuition in Art and Poetry
at Christianity and the Existentialists
au *The Dehumanization of Art