Boyd Taylor Coolman is Assistant Professor of Theology at Boston College. He is the author of Knowing God by Experience (2004).

'… the book achieves a genuine traductio or handing-down of the theology of the Victorine master, inviting fresh engagements not only from historians but theologians and philosophers of many stripes.' The Expository Times

• Introduction: a theology of re-formation; Part I. 'Works of Foundation': Formation in Wisdom: 1. Creation as formation; 2. Rational creation: formed by wisdom for beauty; 3. Fall as de-formation; Part II. 'Works of Restoration': Re-Formation in Wisdom: 4. Christ; 5. Church and sacraments; 6. Scripture; Part III. Practices of Re-Formation: 7. Memorial practices; 8. Meditative practices; 9. Moral practices; Conclusion; Bibliography of editions of Hugh's works; Bibliography of secondary studies; Index.

Boyd Taylor Coolman is Assistant Professor of Theology at Boston College. He is the author of Knowing God by Experience (2004).

'… the book achieves a genuine traductio or handing-down of the theology of the Victorine master, inviting fresh engagements not only from historians but theologians and philosophers of many stripes.' The Expository Times

• Introduction: a theology of re-formation; Part I. 'Works of Foundation': Formation in Wisdom: 1. Creation as formation; 2. Rational creation: formed by wisdom for beauty; 3. Fall as de-formation; Part II. 'Works of Restoration': Re-Formation in Wisdom: 4. Christ; 5. Church and sacraments; 6. Scripture; Part III. Practices of Re-Formation: 7. Memorial practices; 8. Meditative practices; 9. Moral practices; Conclusion; Bibliography of editions of Hugh's works; Bibliography of secondary studies; Index.

Boyd Taylor Coolman is Assistant Professor of Theology at Boston College. He is the author of Knowing God by Experience (2004).

'… the book achieves a genuine traductio or handing-down of the theology of the Victorine master, inviting fresh engagements not only from historians but theologians and philosophers of many stripes.' The Expository Times

• Introduction: a theology of re-formation; Part I. 'Works of Foundation': Formation in Wisdom: 1. Creation as formation; 2. Rational creation: formed by wisdom for beauty; 3. Fall as de-formation; Part II. 'Works of Restoration': Re-Formation in Wisdom: 4. Christ; 5. Church and sacraments; 6. Scripture; Part III. Practices of Re-Formation: 7. Memorial practices; 8. Meditative practices; 9. Moral practices; Conclusion; Bibliography of editions of Hugh's works; Bibliography of secondary studies; Index.