Bonhoeffer and Interpretive Theory

Contents: Peter Frick: Understanding Bonhoeffer: from Default to Hermeneutic Reading - Markus Franz: Inside and Beyond the «Bonhoeffer-Archive» - Foucaultian Reflections on the Discourse of Bonhoeffer's Life and Theology - Lisa E. Dahill: «There's Some Contradiction Here»: Gender and the Relation of Above and Below in Bonhoeffer - Josiah Young: Dietrich Bonhoeffer and Three Black Writers: James W. Johnson, Langston Hughes and Countee Cullen - Carlos R. Caldas: Interpreting Bonhoeffer «From Below» in the Context of Latin American Poverty - Robert R. Vosloo: Interpreting Bonhoeffer in South Africa? The Search for a Historical and Methodological Responsible Hermeneutic - Andres S. K. Tang: Interpreting Dietrich Bonhoeffer's Theology of Sociality through the Lens of Confucianism Humanism - Paul S. Chung: Interpreting Dietrich Bonhoeffer in East Asian Perspective: Theologia Crucis, Minjung, and Buddhist Compassion - Joel Burnell: Dietrich Bonhoeffer and the Polish Opposition (1968-1989) - Victoria J. Barnett: Dietrich Bonhoeffer's Relevance for a Post-Holocaust Christian Theology - Eva Harasta: Bonhoeffer's Lutheran Ecclesiology and Inter-Religious Dialogue: A Dogmatic Reading of Bonhoeffer - Larry Rasmussen: Bonhoeffer: Ecological Theologian.

Peter Frick is Associate Professor and Academic Dean at St. Paul's University College, University of Waterloo. He is interested in theology, philosophy and biblical studies. His recent books are: A Dialogue with Dietrich Bonhoeffer. Collected Essays (2009) and the edited works Bonhoeffer's Intellectual Formation (2008), Dietrich Bonhoeffer: Meditation and Prayer (2010) and Paul in the Grip of Continental Philosophers (2013).