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being as communion studies in personhood and the church john d zizioulas

being as communion studies in personhood and the church john d zizioulas

Explore John D. Zizioulas's seminal work, 'Being as Communion,' a profound theological study delving into the interconnected concepts of personhood and the Church. This essential text meticulously examines how our very being is constituted by communion, offering deep insights into Christian anthropology and ecclesiology from an Orthodox perspective, making it a critical read for anyone interested in the nature of relational existence within the divine and human spheres.

Law Anthropology And The Constitution Of The Social Making Persons And Things Cambridge Studies In Law And Society

Law Anthropology And The Constitution Of The Social Making Persons And Things Cambridge Studies In Law And Society

This study delves into the critical intersection of law and anthropology, examining how societies are fundamentally constituted. It explores the intricate processes by which 'persons' and 'things' are defined, categorized, and imbued with meaning within legal and social frameworks, ultimately shaping the very essence of social order and human interaction.

Ethnography And Personhood Notes From The Field 1st Edition

Ethnography And Personhood Notes From The Field 1st Edition

Delve into the fascinating interplay of ethnography and personhood with this insightful first edition text. Drawing directly from extensive field notes, this essential resource offers a unique perspective on how individuals construct and navigate cultural identity within diverse societal contexts. Discover critical anthropological observations and ethnographic research methods that illuminate the complexities of human experience and self-formation.

Corporations Are Not People Reclaiming Democracy From Big Money And Global Corporations Second Edition Large Print 16pt

Corporations Are Not People Reclaiming Democracy From Big Money And Global Corporations Second Edition Large Print 16pt

Explore the critical argument that corporations are not people, advocating for the urgent task of reclaiming democracy from the overwhelming influence of big money and powerful global corporations. This edition offers vital insights into restoring equitable governance and challenging corporate dominance.