Trinitarian Ontologies

This volume gathers contributions from the 2021 New Trinitarian Ontologies Panel in Münster and the 2023 Persons from the Trinity Conference in Prague. The first section introduces Trinitarian ontology as a novel approach bridging the analytical and continental divide. The second section demonstrates that it is genealogically rooted in the theological transformation of philosophy during late antiquity and medieval philosophy. The third section connects these traditions with the 20th Century project of Trinitarian ontology, asking what is new about Trinitarian ontology. Finally, the fourth section focuses on the anthropological and political contexts in which the Trinitarian transformation of philosophy is taking place today.

With contributions by
Jiří Baroš | David A. C. Bennett | Maria Benedetta Curi | Martin Danišek | Markus Enders | Eduard Fiedler | Pavel Frývaldský | Valentina Gaudiano | György Geréby | Ryan Haecker | Petr Havlík | Petr Macek | John Milbank | Jonas Narchi | Paweł Rojek | Bernhard Stalla | Mátyás Szalay | Matthew N. Williams | Lech Wolowski