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STUDIES IN SPIRITUALITY
Edition 30/2020

Below are the titles of the contributions Studies in Spirituality 30.
There is also an overview of the summaries of all contributions SIS 2020 .

• Inigo Bocken, Editorial
• Macario Ofilada Mina, Approach to the Absolute – Metaphysical Growth and Progress in Spiritual and Mystical Texts
• David Coghlan, Developing a Spirituality of Scholarship – A First-Person Methodological Approach
• Inigo Bocken, God in Human Action – Mysticism, Philosophy and Theology in Maurice Blondel
• Joshua Furnal, The Kierkegaardian Shape of Romano Guardini’s Resilient Spirituality
• Margaret Campbell, A Journey into the Mystery of Salvation – The Influence of Saint Bonaventure’s Itinerarium on Catherine LaCugna’s Integrative Vision of Christian Life
• Albrecht Classen, The Power of Spirituality in the Middle Ages and the Early Modern Age – From the Medieval Mystic Hildegard of Bingen to Jacob Böhme and Johann Scheffler (Angelus Silesius): Messages from the Past for Our Future?
• Sander Vloebergs, Banned from Heaven and Earth – A Creative Theological Analysis of Interspace based on the Themes of Purgatory and Exile in the Mulieres Religiosae
• Marc De Kesel, Eckhart, Fénelon & the Question of the Subject – On Self and Selflessness in Early Modern Mysticism
• Thomas Quartier, Prayer as Form-of-Life – Monastic Practices of Spirituality by Thomas Merton
• Shé Mackenzie Hawke, Seeking Matrology – A Reconsideration of the Under-/Misrepresentation of Early Church Women
• Lenart Škof, Being in the Heart of the Matter – Reflections on the Cosmic Christ for a New Theology of Nature
• Book Notices
• On the Authors

Editorial Board

Titus Brandsma Institute Nijmegen (Netherlands)

Dr. I.M.K. Bocken

Dr. M.A.B.M. De Kesel

Prof. Dr. T. Quartier

Advisory Board

Prof. Dr. A. Cacciotti, Pontifical University Antonianum Rome

Prof. Dr. M. Canévet, University of Strasbourg (Em.)

Prof. Dr. J. Dan, Hebrew University of Jerusalem (Em.)

Prof. Dr. E. Dreyer, Fairfield University

Prof. Dr. K. Egan, Saint Mary’s College Notre Dame (Em.)

Prof. Dr. R. Elior, Hebrew University of Jerusalem

Prof. Dr. A. Geels, Lund University

Prof. Dr. C. Kourie, University of South Africa Johannesburg (Em.)

Prof. Dr. B. McGinn, University of Chicago (Em.)

Prof. Dr. S. Schneiders, Jesuit School of Theology Berkeley

Prof. Dr. P. Sheldrake, Cambridge Theological Federation

Secretary

Studies in Spirituality

Att. Wendy Litjens

Titus Brandsma Institute

Erasmusplein 1

NL-6525 HT  Nijmegen

Netherlands

e-mail: SIS@titusbrandsmainstituut.nl 

Note to contributors

Please send an electronic version of your manuscript to the editorial secretary:

Mrs. W.M. Litjens

Titus Brandsma Institute

SiS@titusbrandsmainstituut.nl 

The deadline for incoming articles for the forthcoming issue (31/2021) is February 1, 2021.
Please, read our Editorial Guidelines before sending your manuscript.

Volume 29/2019

The titles of the contributions Studies in Spirituality 29 

Here >>>  an overview of the summaries of all contributions SIS 2019

• Raúl Fornet-Betancourt, Philosophy and Theology – Remarks on an Intercultural Examination of an Ambiguous Distinction
• Michael Chung, Philodemus’s Advice on Dealing with Obstinacy
• Christian Hengstermann, The ‘Shadow of the Logos’ –
  Origen’s Metaphysics and Mysticism of Motion
• Kitty Bouwman, Spiritual Motherhood of Monnica –
  Two Mothers in the Life of Saint Augustine
• Christopher M. Bellitto, To Be Martha or Mary during the Great Western Schism
• Paolo Astorri, The Spirituality of the Law in Early Modern Lutheranism
• Marina Sawall, Teresa of Avila and the Relationship of Humility to Insight
• Fiona Gardner, Tension of Existence – An Analysis of Harry Williams’ Responses
  to the Movement of Divine Presence
• David T. Bradford, Mystical Process in Richard M. Bucke’s Experience
  of Cosmic Consciousness
• Vegard Holm & Jan-Olav Henriksen, Experiences from a Ritual of Forgiveness –
  An Empirical Study of the Spiritual Exercises of Ignatius Conducted
  in a Norwegian Prison
• Thomas Quartier, Performative Heimat- und Gottsuche –
  Kritische Spiritualität bei deutschsprachigen Liedermachern
• Jeroen A. van Lawick van Pabst, Personal Leadership as Spiritual Way
  in Today’s World – Exploring Christian Spirituality’s Contribution
  to Today’s Personal Leadership through Works of De Certeau and Ciszek
• Imre Koncsik, Spiritualität als Leidbewältigungspraxis?
  Impulse Rut Björkmans für ein gelingendes Leben
• Jean-Pierre Fortin, ‘Blessed Are Those Who Mourn’ –
  The Coexistence and Paradoxical Conjunction of Joy and Suffering
• Rico Sneller, Spirituality as Poetry – On Richard Berengarten’s Balkan Trilogy
• Christiane Alpers, The End of Kenotic Suffering –
  The Centrality of God’s Love of Sinners in Schillebeeckx’s and
  Balthasar’s Soteriologies
• Book notices
• On the authors

• See also: https://www.titusbrandsmainstituut.nl/eng/studies-in-spirituality-2/

Volume 28/2018

 A new volume of Studies in Spirituality has appeared.

Studies in Spirituality 28/2018 contains the following articles:

Transforming Spirituality.
Proceedings of the International Conference
held at Soeterbeeck (the Netherlands)

6 and 7 May 2016

--- Introduction – Kees Waaijman

--- Rossano Zas Friz De Col: The Future of the Study of Spirituality

--- Ben Schomakers: Transforming Mystical Theology –
    Reconstructing an Early Spiritual Trialogue: Plotinus, Proclus and Dionysius

--- Janet K. Ruffing: The Praxis of Spirituality –
     Experiencing God and Responding to that Relationship

--- Marc De Kesel: Spirituality & The Social – Some Reflections on the Basics

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--- David B. Perrin:

    Mimesis – The Substructure of Hermeneutical Methodology in Christian Spirituality

--- Wilhelm Dupré:

     Primo es homo, secundo Christianus, deinde vocatus ad hoc vel illud –
     Some Remarks on the Imago Dei as Key to the Unfolding of Being Human and Cultural

--- Albrecht Classen: 

     Mystical Literature for the Modern Reader –
     Responses to a Dilemma and Pragmatic Suggestions for the Teaching
     of Mysticism Today.  With a Focus on Mechthild of Magdeburg

--- Louisa van der Pol: Buzzing Up Towards the Choirs –
    The Theme of Gotes Geswîgen in C.O. Jellema’s Poem ‘De Tombe van Meister Eckhart’

--- Dale M. Schlitt: Abbot Suger – A Trinitarian Space

--- Chad Thralls: Urban Parks as Sacred Places –
     Pilgrimage, Solitude, and Access to Nature

--- Kieran Hayes: Merton and the Red Thread

--- Reginald Alva: Embodiment & Spirituality –
    The Role of the Catholic Charismatic  Renewal Movement in
    Promoting Spirituality through Embodiment

--- Hannah Wortzman: The Daughters of Men and the Sons of God –
     Breaking the Boundaries between the Spiritual and the Divine

---  Cullan Joyce: Cosmology, Worldview, and Attitude –
     A Discussion of Maximus the Confessor in Light of Mindfulness Meditation

--- Casthelia Kartika: Origen on the Return of the Fallen Soul to God through
    the Interplay of Prayer and Scripture

--- Frits Mertens & Beatrice van der Heijden: Spirituality at Work –
     Results from a Questionnaire among 765 Blue and White Collar Workers

--- Book notices --- On the authors

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