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Foreword
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p. ix
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Introduction - Toward a New Understanding of Eschatology?
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p. 1
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Chapter 1 - Maximus's Eucharistic Theology and Its Ontological Dimensions
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1. Maximus' Eucharistic Theology and the Scholars Who Have Studied It
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p. 13
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2. "Eucharistic Communion" and the "Eucharistic Becoming" of Things
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p. 15
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3. The Areopagitic Legacy in Maximus and How He Develops It
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p. 19
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4. The Providence and Economy of God Summed Up in the Eucharist
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p. 24
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5. Eucharistic Enlightenment
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p. 27
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6. The Existential Degrees of Eucharistic Incorporation
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p. 30
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7. The Eucharistic Doctrine of the Circulation of Being as Gift and the Person
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p. 36
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8. Priesthood as the "Instrument" of the Eucharist
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p. 41
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9. The Two-Way Hermeneutical Connection between Eucharistic Theology and the Theology of the Logoi of Things
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p. 42
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Chapter 2 - The Beginning of Things and Its Logoi
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1. Outline of an "Ontology"
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p. 53
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2. Being, Well-being, Eternal Being. The Eleven Triads
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p. 76
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3. According to Nature, Contrary to Nature. The Link between Ontology and Ethics: The "Internalization of Ontology"
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p. 84
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4. Principles of Providence and Principles of Judgment: The Uncreated Foundations of the "Natural"
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p. 88
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5. Principle of Nature -- Mode of Existence. The Person in Maximus's Ontology
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p. 93
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6. The Place of the Theology of the Logoi in Interpreting the Uncreated Energies of God
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p. 97
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7. The Existential Manifestation of the Logoi of Entities as Powers of the Soul
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p. 101
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Chapter 3 - The Communion of Entities through Their Logoi
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1. The Ontological Foundations of Communion
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p. 123
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2. Providence as the Uncreated Foundation of Communion
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p. 128
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3. Christ as the Mystogogue of the (Eschatological) Union in Communion
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p. 132
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4. Communion as Love. Eucharistic Love
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p. 139
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5. Asceticism as the Existential Foundation for Communion
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p. 146
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6. Cosmological Unity
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p. 148
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7. The Person as the Locus and Mode of Communion among Entities
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p. 150
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Chapter 4 - The Becoming of Entities through Their Logoi
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1. The Philosophy of Movement in St. Maximus
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p. 165
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2. Will and Movement. Personal Movement and Prayer
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p. 168
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3. Movement as Ek-stasis. Ek-static Love
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p. 172
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4. Ek-static Love as Becoming-in-Communion. Eucharistic Becoming
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p. 177
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Chapter 5 - The Eucharistic Ontology of Becoming in Communion, as an Ontology of Dialogical Reciprocity
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1. The Original Traditional Philosophical Contrast between Being and Becoming
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p. 195
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2. The Identification of Being with Communion and Its Basis in the Divine Eucharist
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p. 199
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3. The Introduction of Becoming into Being through Eucharistic Communion: The Eucharistic Ontology of Becoming-in-Communion as an Ontology of Dialogical Reciprocity
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p. 201
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Chapter 6 - Theopoiia, the Other Side of Theo-Humanity: Some Remarks on the Western Future of Eucharistic Ontology
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1. Introduction
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p. 211
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2. The Khora of Another Intentionality
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p. 212
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3. Analogy with or without Dialogue?
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p. 217
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4. The Supernatural Nature of Natural
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p. 220
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5. The God Who May Be or the God Who May Act?
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p. 229
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6. Beyond Immanence, Before Transcendence
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p. 233
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7. Desire Creator
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p. 238
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8. Theopoiia, The Other Side of Theo-Humanity
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p. 238
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Index
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