Catholicism contending with modernity : Roman catholic modernism and anti-modernism in historical context

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List of contributors Acknowledgements List of abbreviations Note on the text Introduction I: the modernist crisis Darrell Jodock Introduction II: the modernists and the anti-modernists Darrell Jodock Part I. The Late Nineteenth-Century Setting of Modernism and Anti-Modernism: 1. Vatican foreign policy and the origins of modernism Gary Lease 2. Catholic anti-modernism: the ecclesial setting Paul Misner 3. Theological and philosophical modernism Gabriel Daly Part II. Maurice Blondel and Alfred Loisy In France: 4. Seeking transcendence in the modern world Phyllis Kaminski 5. Blondel's Action and the problem of the university George Tavard 6. The politics of Loisy's modernist theology Harvey Hill 7. Innovation and biblical interpretation Charles Talar Part III. Friedrich von Hugel and Maude Petre in England: 8. The modernist as mystic Lawrence Barmann 9. English Catholicism and modernism Ellen Leonard Part IV. Social Modernism and Anti-Modernism in France: 10. Social modernism: the case of the Semaines Sociales Peter Bernardi 11. Anti-modernism and the elective affinities between politics and philosophy Michael Kerlin.

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