Religion, Redemption and Revolution

Wayne Cristaudo is the deputy head and an associate professor in the School of Modern Languages and Cultures at the University of Hong Kong.

• ACKNOWLEDGEMENTSPREFACEINTRODUCING ROSENZWEIG AND ROSENSTOCK-HUESSY AND THEIR “COMMON LIFE’S WORK” CHAPTER 1: WHICH SPIRIT TO SERVE? THE STIRRING OF THE LIVING LOVING GOD CHAPTER 2: THE NEW THINKINGCHAPTER 3: GRAMMATICAL ORGANONS IN ROSENSTOCK-HUESSY AND ROSENZWEIGCHAPTER 4: ON GOD AS AN INDISSOLUBLE NAME AND AN INDISPENSIBLE POLE OF THE REALCHAPTER 5: THE SUNDERED AND THE WHOLE: ROSENZWEIG’S DISTINCTION BETWEEN THE PAGANS AND THE ELECT CHAPTER 6: ROSENSTOCK-HUESSY’S INCARNATORY CHRISTIANITYCHAPTER 7: THE AGES OF THE CHURCH AND REDEMPTION THROUGH REVOLUTIONCHAPTER 8: THE MODERN HUMANISTIC TURN OF THE FRENCH REVOLUTION IN ROSENSTOCK-HUESSYCHAPTER 9: BEYOND THE IDOL OF THE NATION: ROSENSTOCK-HUESSY IN THE AFTERMATH OF THE GREAT WAR CHAPTER 10: BEYOND THE IDOL OF THE STATE: ROSENZWEIG ON HEGELCHAPTER 11: BEYOND THE IDOL OF ART PART 1: ROSENZWEIG AND THE ROLE OF ART IN REDEMPTIONCHAPTER 12: BEYOND THE IDOL OF ART PART 2: ROSENSTOCK-HUESSY AND ART IN SERVICE TO REVOLUTIONCHAPTER 13: BEYOND THE PROPHETS OF MODERNITY: ROSENZWEIG AND ROSENSTOCK-HUESSY ON NIETZSCHE AND MARXCHAPTER 14: ROSENZWEIG ON WHY ALLAH IS NOT THE LOVING REVEALING REDEEMING GODCHAPTER 15: ROSENSTOCK-HUESSY ON ISLAM, CONFUCIANISM, TAOISM AND BUDDHISMCONCLUSION - PAGAN, JEW, CHRISTIAN OR THREE LIVES IN ONE LOVEPOSTSCRIPT