From thinking of god to talking to Him. The paper shows the path which goes from common to proper nouns, from the 3rd to the 2nd person.. Distinguishes referring. and co-referring, focussing consequently on appealing and listening.. Silence and talk are variously intertwined. In the conclusion, half a Century of Philosophy of Religious Language in Italy is reviewd.
Raynaud, S., From Philosophical Theology to Philosophy of Religion: An Illocutionary Turning Point, in Mezei, B. M., Vale, M. Z. (ed.), Philosophies of Christianity. At the Crossroads of Contemporary Problems, Springer, Basel 2019: <<SOPHIA STUDIES IN CROSS-CULTURAL PHILOSOPHY OF TRADITIONS AND CULTURES>>, 31 55- 66. 10.1007/978-3-030-22632-9_4 [http://hdl.handle.net/10807/146728]
From Philosophical Theology to Philosophy of Religion: An Illocutionary Turning Point
Raynaud, Savina
2019
Abstract
From thinking of god to talking to Him. The paper shows the path which goes from common to proper nouns, from the 3rd to the 2nd person.. Distinguishes referring. and co-referring, focussing consequently on appealing and listening.. Silence and talk are variously intertwined. In the conclusion, half a Century of Philosophy of Religious Language in Italy is reviewd.
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