Recognition and Religion A Historical and Systematic Study

Attachment is intentional and assumes agency, since it operates on a cognitive basis but can be accompanied by emotional and ins ...

contexts, however, one can easily see who recognizes and who (or what) is recognized. For the same reason, words like‘availabili ...

co-existence of different groups, though it may prefer one or some of them. The third conception is that of‘respect’, which assu ...

As a whole, these taxonomies remain rudimentary. Issues of reli- gious recognition might be grasped in a more refined way with I ...

Given this, we obtain four different conceptions of interpersonal recognition as follows. In anupward recognition, a person of l ...

conception can be expressed with the reflexive linguistic resources of Latin (se recognoscere). While it is related to the broad ...

complex act of recognition. For the sake of clarity and brevity, I have not undertaken the task of differentiation here and it i ...

sociocultural practices that accompany the existing conceptions, bearing in mind that in another kind of historical study the re ...

interpersonal recognition. At this point I will not discuss the complex issue of whether A and B change when this act is perform ...

downward/equal recognition: R0: B seeks recognition from A R1D/E: A (as lord, as an equal) grants recognition to B (as an equal) ...

the cognitive content of recognition as the overall content of the communication between A and B.’This statement claims that the ...

considered to be persons, features start to emerge that resemble the ditransitive grammar of gift transfer.^94 In particular, th ...

(R2: A establishes a better self-understanding) Rdef: the cognitive content of self-recognition. In this formulation, R0 and R2 ...

ordinary forms of recognition (downward, upward, etc.) exemplify social interaction or gift transfer. Identity constitution mean ...

2. The Latin Traditions 2.1. From the New Testament to the LatinRecognitions Contemporary studies on recognition ignore the Lati ...

verbanagnorizesthai. Gen. 45:1 as well as Philo’s paraphrase (On Joseph237) emphasize how Joseph sent Egyptians out immediately ...

follow the shepherd and the believers are supposed to turn away from other ideologies. In this manner, the mutual cognition expr ...

employed in 1 Tim. 2:4, 2 Tim. 3:7, and Titus 1:1. The phrase is translated in the Vulgate asagnitio veritatis(1.Tim. 2:4, Titus ...

and human affairs it is not so. Is there a knowledge (episteme) which affords understanding (gnosis) of human and divine things, ...

son is not very far from the Aristotelian anagnorisis, the legal approval of inanimate things, like inheritance, may be regarded ...