Jacob Phillips is Director of the Institute of Theology at St Mary's University, UK.

[What] Phillips has ultimately achieved is something of a tour de force through Bonhoeffer’s thought ... [He] more than fulfils his overall aim, to show how self-reflective wisdom can foster integral aspects of simplicity and how simplicity can foster wisdom.

• List of AbbreviationsChapter 1: Simplicity and WisdomChapter 2: The Simplicity of DiscipleshipChapter 3: Interpreting the Simplicity of Discipleship Chapter 4: Simplicity and the Transcendental Attempt Chapter 5: The Actus Reflectus as Wisdom: Reconciling the Unreflective and Reflective in Act and BeingChapter 6: Towards Practical Discernment as Wisdom: Unreflective and Reflective Agency in Ethics Chapter 7: The ‘Transcendental Unity of Apperception’ and the ‘Categorical Imperative’ in the ‘Flow of Life’Chapter 8: Articulating the ‘Original Togetherness’ of Life: Wilhelm Dilthey in Relation to Dietrich BonhoefferChapter 9: The Unreflective ‘I’ and Reflective Self-Understanding in DiltheyChapter 10: Unreflective and Reflective Agency in DiltheyChapter 11: Gestalt: Aesthetics and Agency in Wilhelm DiltheyChapter 12: Integrating Simplicity and WisdomBibliographyIndex

Jacob Phillips is Director of the Institute of Theology at St Mary's University, UK.

[What] Phillips has ultimately achieved is something of a tour de force through Bonhoeffer’s thought ... [He] more than fulfils his overall aim, to show how self-reflective wisdom can foster integral aspects of simplicity and how simplicity can foster wisdom.

• List of AbbreviationsChapter 1: Simplicity and WisdomChapter 2: The Simplicity of DiscipleshipChapter 3: Interpreting the Simplicity of Discipleship Chapter 4: Simplicity and the Transcendental Attempt Chapter 5: The Actus Reflectus as Wisdom: Reconciling the Unreflective and Reflective in Act and BeingChapter 6: Towards Practical Discernment as Wisdom: Unreflective and Reflective Agency in Ethics Chapter 7: The ‘Transcendental Unity of Apperception’ and the ‘Categorical Imperative’ in the ‘Flow of Life’Chapter 8: Articulating the ‘Original Togetherness’ of Life: Wilhelm Dilthey in Relation to Dietrich BonhoefferChapter 9: The Unreflective ‘I’ and Reflective Self-Understanding in DiltheyChapter 10: Unreflective and Reflective Agency in DiltheyChapter 11: Gestalt: Aesthetics and Agency in Wilhelm DiltheyChapter 12: Integrating Simplicity and WisdomBibliographyIndex

Jacob Phillips is Director of the Institute of Theology at St Mary's University, UK.

[What] Phillips has ultimately achieved is something of a tour de force through Bonhoeffer’s thought ... [He] more than fulfils his overall aim, to show how self-reflective wisdom can foster integral aspects of simplicity and how simplicity can foster wisdom.

• List of AbbreviationsChapter 1: Simplicity and WisdomChapter 2: The Simplicity of DiscipleshipChapter 3: Interpreting the Simplicity of Discipleship Chapter 4: Simplicity and the Transcendental Attempt Chapter 5: The Actus Reflectus as Wisdom: Reconciling the Unreflective and Reflective in Act and BeingChapter 6: Towards Practical Discernment as Wisdom: Unreflective and Reflective Agency in Ethics Chapter 7: The ‘Transcendental Unity of Apperception’ and the ‘Categorical Imperative’ in the ‘Flow of Life’Chapter 8: Articulating the ‘Original Togetherness’ of Life: Wilhelm Dilthey in Relation to Dietrich BonhoefferChapter 9: The Unreflective ‘I’ and Reflective Self-Understanding in DiltheyChapter 10: Unreflective and Reflective Agency in DiltheyChapter 11: Gestalt: Aesthetics and Agency in Wilhelm DiltheyChapter 12: Integrating Simplicity and WisdomBibliographyIndex