Sentences with phrase «of habitus»

Wood suggests that by following the lead of the concept of habitus, but in a different direction from the one Farley took, one can resolve this knot by reconceptualizing the entire issue We do not have to choose between «objective» and «subjective» construals of what theology is.

Under the rubric of habitus, he speaks of theology as both wisdom and science.

In Farley's case the circle is broken by introducing a subjective construal of habitus, and hence of theology, as a mode of consciousness.

Not that there is anything wrong with the concept of habitus.

Farley tries to describe theology, which he has already defined as a habitus, in terms of the habitus for it.

Not exact matches

Diagonally across New Street from the New York Stock Exchange, the corner of Exchange Place stands a dull red building of queer proportions which is the Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange of New York, familiarly known as the little board and disrespectfully referred to by habitus of New Street...

What is wrong is Farley's failure to see the implications of the fact (which he himself notes in passing) that a habitus is by definition a disposition for some activity.

In accord with the «Athens» type, Wood insists that what makes theological schooling excellent schooling is that it shapes sound theological judgment; through this paideia we acquire a habitus, albeit a habitus for action that is self - critical in the modern sense of «critique» — a sense that ancient Athens knew nothing of.

But Wood then objects to Farley's way of defining theology as a habitus.

Hence the overarching goal that will unify theological schooling is the goal of helping people to acquire «that complex set of intellectual and personal qualities which go to make up what we might still call the theological habitus» (79)-- that is, to make sound theological judgments.

The question we are putting is a real one only if it is possible, at least in the individual case, for there to be an inculpable apostasy of that kind, at least supposed or taken to be apostasy, for, of course, the man in question would remain a believer, because in possession of the «infused habitus of faith», but he would be a believer who was mistaken in thinking himself not to be one.

where many habits dispose us to act automatically in mechanical and rigid ways, habitus dispose us to act in a certain characteristic way (say, prudently) but to do so intentionally (as opposed to automatically), thoughtfully (as opposed to instinctively), self - critically (as opposed to mechanically), and inventively (as opposed to rigidly) in light of the actual circumstances of the action.

Each particular configuration of appetite has a temporal impetus: It is an element in a habitus, a mode of being in the world, that disposes people to move along its track.

However, do not suppose that it is theologically sufficient to appropriate «Athens» solely into the «professional» education pole of theological education on the «Berlin» model's terms (construing «professional» education as, say, paideia into the habitus of faith).

Accordingly, what will make schooling «theological» is that it shapes human persons so that they are formed by the habitus of theology (paideia) and capacitated to engage in truly critical reflection.

We saw that it is unclear whether this proposal can coherently incorporate aspects of the «Berlin» type because it is unclear whether the two sides of theology (habitus and «dialectical activity») cohere with each other.

By contrast this book urges that the overarching end or goal of theological schooling is to understand God; and «to understand» is to come to have certain conceptual capacities, habitus, that is, dispositions and competencies to act, that enable us to apprehend God and refer all things including ourselves to God.

Although a genetic condition distinct from Marfan syndrome, MEN 2B is characterized by marfanoid habitus, a term that describes the co-occurrence of many Marfan syndrome features.

Derived from the word «habitus,» which refers to your everyday mode of being.

Toxicity due to prolonged therapy with corticosteroids (for example in asthma, allergies, etc.) results in Cushing's Syndrome and «apple shaped» body habitus with central obesity is one of most common presenting features of corticosteroid toxicity.

The body habitus for them are «pear shaped» (relative excess of subcutaneous fat in hips, buttocks and limbs) and «apple shaped» (relative excess of abdominal fat) respectively.

In conjunction with the ongoing exhibition habitus, The Fabric Workshop and Museum presents a gallery talk by textile scholar Dr. Linda Eaton, the John L. & Marjorie P. McGraw Director of Collections and Senior Curator of Textiles at the Winterthur Museum.

daily routines present a body of work addressing such themes as the perception of time, isolated consciousness, and the illusion of order, all of which depend on «social habitus.»

The purpose of this furniture was trying to locate a material that would break with the ordinary consumer's habitus, in order to increase consumers» perceptions about what materials can be used for furniture today.