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- EAN
- 9780742548404
- ISBN
- 9780742548404
- Book Title
- From Nature to Experience : the American Search for Cultural Authority
- Item Length
- 9in
- Publisher
- Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, Incorporated
- Publication Year
- 2007
- Format
- Trade Paperback
- Language
- English
- Item Height
- 0.8in
- Genre
- Literary Criticism, Religion, History, Philosophy
- Topic
- Subjects & Themes / Religion, Movements / Pragmatism, American / General, United States / General, Christianity / Literature & the Arts
- Item Width
- 6.1in
- Item Weight
- 14.9 Oz
- Number of Pages
- 278 Pages
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Publisher
Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, Incorporated
ISBN-10
0742548406
ISBN-13
9780742548404
eBay Product ID (ePID)
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Product Key Features
Book Title
From Nature to Experience : the American Search for Cultural Authority
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Topic
Subjects & Themes / Religion, Movements / Pragmatism, American / General, United States / General, Christianity / Literature & the Arts
Publication Year
2007
Genre
Literary Criticism, Religion, History, Philosophy
Number of Pages
278 Pages
Dimensions
Item Length
9in
Item Height
0.8in
Item Width
6.1in
Item Weight
14.9 Oz
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In this remarkable book, Roger Lundin diagnoses the dangers inherent in the American dream of overcoming the harsh limits of history and the thick densities of religion in favor of direct, unmediated experience of the Ultimate. From Emerson and Thoreau to James and Dewey forward to Richard Rorty and Stanley Fish, he traces our dark descent into the abyss of gnostic individualism. Yet Lundin writes no mere jeremiad. He points, instead, to a way out of our tragedy-and-tradition denying culture--through the witness made by Hawthorne and Melville, Faulkner and Auden, Gadamer and Bonhoeffer and Barth., A thoroughly documented, closely reasoned critique of the religious and literary temperament of Europe and the United States during the last two centuries., Lundin is to be commended for his book's scope....Lundin demonstrates considerable talent in unraveling the complex story of cultural authority's shift from nature and revealed religion to personal experience....From Nature to Experience is one of the best examples of a work written from a religious perspective on a subject whose scholars tend to err on the side of freethinking....Lundin has produced a truly inspiring addition to the field of American intellectual history., An important contribution to the study of the history of American pragmatism, modern methods of literary criticism and hermeneutics, and 20th-century Protestant theology. . . . Highly recommended., In this immensely moving, intelligent, and beautifully written book, Roger Lundin considers 'the shift from nature to experience as the locus of authority in American culture' from Emerson to (say) Don De Lillo. His thesis is contentious. Other scholars of American culture might offer as its God-term such rival values as culture, history, society, or language. I can imagine a spirited conversation on the issue. One or two scholars might even claim that nature has not been superseded--not entirely--by experience, and might quote evidence from Thoreau to Richard Wilbur. No matter. Lundin has made a formidable case: his companions in the debate will find it a difficult case to refute., Roger Lundin "s remarkable book, From Nature to Experience: The American Search for Cultural Authority, will have difficulty finding adequate readers--which is only a sign of its greatness. Readers will wonder: Is this a book in American literary history, philosophy, cultural studies, or theology? The answer is that it is a book that with surehandedness involves all those disciplines but does so with an ease that only comes from profound learning. Lundin does nothing less than provide extraordinary readings of Emerson and William James to set the American loss of authority in terms of a dialectic between nature and experience. Lundin then exposes the limits of that dialectic through masterful reading of literary theory represented by New Criticism, issues in authorial intentionality, and the challenge Faulkner presents for understanding our lives. Drawing on fiction and poetry, Lundin illumines the philosophical issues he explores while never losing the thread of argument. This could well be one of the more important books written in recent times, and hopefully it will receive the wide readership it so richly deserves., Re-enchanting Emerson for a post-critical America while simultaneously reasserting the possibility of a supernatural source of authority beyond history, From Nature to Experience is itself an exemplary work of the critical (and hopeful) imagination., Lundin has written a brilliant, incredibly comprehensive, and erudite account of American idealism as rooted in sheer experience disconnected from God and the Good. He shows that our idealists--from Emerson through our earlier pragmatists such as William James and Dewey and our contemporary 'neopragmatists' (such as Rorty)--participate in a project that is somehow both Protestant and post-Christian, a sort of Christianity both without Christ and without any conception for the real human persons. This project, in Rorty's hands, claims to be Nietzschean, but Lundin better appropriates what's true and noble about Nietzscheans' criticism of the soft mendacity of modern democracy: We should have nothing but contempt for vague Christian sentiment divorced from Christian belief., From Nature to Experience charts the development and weighs the consequences of American pragmatism.... Lundin's book is convincing and frequently quite moving.... As it standsFrom Nature to Experience registers as a modest, yet uncompromising, brief against pragmatism and the consequences of its place as American culture's status quo., Roger Lundin's 'story of nineteenth-century sources and twenty-first-century consequences' narrates the American disenchantment of nature and the ensuing rise (and fall) of experience with admirable subtlety; along the way offering a devastating deconstruction of that ongoing philosophical champion of experience, pragmatism., From Nature to Experience charts the development and weighs the consequences of American pragmatism. . . . Lundin's book is convincing and frequently quite moving. . . . As it stands From Nature to Experience registers as a modest, yet uncompromising, brief against pragmatism and the consequences of its place as American culture's status quo., Lundin is to be commended for his book's scope. . . . Lundin demonstrates considerable talent in unraveling the complex story of cultural authority's shift from nature and revealed religion to personal experience. . . . From Nature to Experience is one of the best examples of a work written from a religious perspective on a subject whose scholars tend to err on the side of freethinking. . . . Lundin has produced a truly inspiring addition to the field of American intellectual history., Re-enchanting Emerson for a post-critical America while simultaneously reasserting the possibility of a supernatural source of authority beyond history, From Nature to Experience is itself and an exemplary work of the critical (and hopeful) imagination., Lundin does nothing less than provide extraordinary readings of Emerson and William James to set the American loss of authority in terms of a dialectic between nature and experience. Lundin then exposes the limits of that dialectic through masterful reading of literary theory represented by New Criticism, issues in authorial intentionality, and the challenge Faulkner presents for understanding our lives. Drawing on fiction and poetry, Lundin illumines the philosophical issues he explores while never losing the thread of argument. This could well be one of the more important books written in recent times, and hopefully it will receive the wide readership it so richly deserves., This book is an important contribution to the study of the history of American pragmatism, modern methods of literary criticism and hermeneutics, and 20th-century Protestant theology. . . . Highly recommended. Graduate and research collections.
Table of Content
IntroductionChapter 1: The Preferences of EdenChapter 2: Delivered to the Dream: Emerson and the Pathways of PragmatismChapter 3: Reading the Blooming Confusion: William James and the Theology of ExperienceChapter 4: Diminished Things: Literature and the Disenchantment of the WorldChapter 5: Divining LivesChapter 6: Intentional IroniesChapter 7: The Truth Beyond Method: Fiction at the Limits of ExperienceConclusion
Target Audience
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Dewey Decimal
810.9/353
Series
American Intellectual Culture Ser.
Dewey Edition
22
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