Narratives Concerning the Cross and Resurrection in Christian Theology and Ecumenical Spirituality

基督教神学和普世灵性中有关十字架和复活的叙述

• 批准号: 410364363
• 负责人: Professorin Dr. Cornelia Richter
• 金额: --
• 依托单位: Theologisches Seminar
• 依托单位国家: 德国
• 项目类别: Research Units
• 财政年份: 2019
• 资助国家: 德国
• 起止时间: 2018-12-31 至 2022-12-31
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://gepris.dfg.de/gepris/projekt/410364363?language=en
• 关键词: Narratives; Concerning; Cross; Resurrection; Christian

The project addresses the relevance of religion and spirituality for resilience in investigating the Christian core notions of cross and resurrection in the New Testament and three prominent examples of its interpretation, transformation and functional context which until today coin the discoursive praxis within the Christian tradition (Luther, Taizé, Tillich). The project starts with the hypothesis that Christianity's central theological metaphors - cross and resurrection - can be understood as "resilience-narratives" in a heuristic sense, and that their semantics, performative power and structural dynamics are of direct or indirect relevance for the current practice in medicine, therapy, pastoral care and spiritual care. Reason for that is (1) the crucial difference whether the narrative is understood as a single narrative ("cross and resurrection"), or as two different narratives ("cross" and "resurrection"), or as reduced to one part of the narrative ("cross" or "resurrection"); (2) the question which semantics are in play in the modern transformations of the narrative, f. ex. oriented towards transcendence ("new being") or towards anthropology ("frailty and hope"). The answers to these questions vary in history and are thus likely to represent the question of resilience in a nutshell: Does a person who is experiencing severe, existential crisis remain focussed on sorrow and death, or is she able to anticipate life anew from within sorrow and death? Like in all other projects the task of TP 2 is carried out by (A) the analysis of our discoursive praxis, (B) the analysis of the textual basis, and (C) the systematic interpretation of the research results for our common research goals and the development of possible applications. The output will be presented in 3 papers in high-ranking journals, 3 additional presentations to the broader public, and a monograph in systematic theology.

该项目解决了宗教和灵性的相关性，以调查基督教在新约中的十字架和复活的核心概念，以及其解释，转变和功能背景的三个突出例子，直到今天，在基督教传统（路德，泰泽，蒂利希）中的话语实践。该项目从基督教的中心神学隐喻-十字架和复活-可以理解为启发式意义上的“服从叙事”的假设开始，并且它们的语义，表演力量和结构动力与当前医学，治疗，牧师关怀和精神关怀的实践直接或间接相关。其原因是：（1）叙事是否被理解为一个单一的叙事（“十字架和复活”），或作为两个不同的叙事（“十字架”和“复活”），或作为减少到一个部分的叙事（“十字架”或“复活”）的关键区别;（2）语义学在现代转型的叙事，F。ex.面向超越（“新的存在”）或人类学（“脆弱与希望”）。这些问题的答案在历史上各不相同，因此很可能代表了一个简单的复原力问题：一个正在经历严重的生存危机的人是否仍然专注于悲伤和死亡，或者她能够从悲伤和死亡中重新预期生活？与其他项目一样，TP 2的任务是通过（A）分析我们的话语实践，（B）分析文本基础，以及（C）为我们共同的研究目标和可能的应用开发对研究结果进行系统解释。其成果将在高级期刊上发表3篇论文，向更广泛的公众发表3篇演讲，并发表一本系统神学专著。