7b. Catholic Philosophy and Hegel – From Neo-Scholasticism to the Transcendental Turn (1945-1989)
Part II: The Western Bloc - Liberalism as Antifascism (1945-1968)
- The Neo-Scholastic Starting Point: Recapitulation and Transition
- Erich Przywara – “Analogia Entis” as an Alternative to Hegel
- Karl Rahner – “Spirit in the World” and the Transcendental Turn
- Hans Urs von Balthasar – Theological Aesthetics Against Dialectical Reason
- Bernard Lonergan – “Insight” as a Parallel Project
- Pierre Teilhard de Chardin – Evolution as Salvation History
- Liberation Theology – Hegel via Marx
- Johannes Heinrichs’ Thomistic Roots
- Systematic Assessment: Thomas and Hegel – Competition or Complementarity?
- Transition: From Theodicy to the Questioning of God
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