From Zakāt to Theological Anthropology

The place of imagination in Wolfhart Pannenberg`s theological anthropology

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Discussion of Theological Anthropology by the International Commission for Anglican – Orthodox Theological Dialogue

Since the publication of The Church of the Triune God (the Cyprus Statement)1 in late 2006, the International Commission for Anglican – Orthodox Theological Dialogue (ICAOTD) has focussed on developing an agreed statement on theological anthropology. As the work of the Commission is unfinished, with planned continuation of the discussion for at least the next two meetings in 2012 and 2013, the ...

Theological Anthropology and Relationality: A Promising Exploration By LeRon Shults

From Media Anthropology to the Anthropology of Mediation

social-cultural anthropology today one is usually referring to communication and culture. This is to say, when anthropologists use the term ‘media’, they tend to remain within a largely popular semantics, taking ‘media’ to mean communicational media and, more specifically, communicational media practices, technologies and institutions, especially print (Peterson 2001; Hannerz 2004), film (Ginsb...

From application to implication in medical anthropology

This article reviews some of the current writing on medical anthropology, and is guided by political orientation/ implication in the choice of its study targets, its analysis and its construction of solutions for the problems investigated. Starting from the narratives of anthropologists, it goes on to show the historical and socio-political bases characteristic of the subject in their countries...