Philip Goodchild

Alasdair MacIntyre, George Lindbeck, and the Nature of Tradition

Philosophy

“This is a critical and astute exploration of the postliberal turn in philosophy and theology. Placing MacIntyre and Lindbeck in conversation illuminates the strengths and weaknesses of both authors, clarifying how far we may rely on the notion of 'tradition.'”

Postliberal Theological Method

Theology

“Vidu has written an exemplary critical engagement with postliberal theological method. This book analyses and clarifies the directions open to theology today.”

Things Seen and Unseen

Philosophy

“In this erudite and articulate book, Edgar offers an embodied account of human existence in terms of hunger, dependence, desire, and intersubjectivity. He does so by means of a sincere and subtle development of Merleau-Ponty's ontology. As such, he fleshes out the deep philosophical meaning of incarnation that has relevance for both epistemology and Christian theology. He diagnoses and overcomes the dualisms that still haunt the contemporary imagination. We do not realize how Cartesian we are.”