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Bibliographie Karl Rahner Bibliographie Karl Rahner Stand März 2018 © Universitätsbibliothek Freiburg im Breisgau – Albert Raffelt – 1998 – 2018 Bibliographie des Schrifttums von Karl Rahner Stand: März 2018 – zum 114. Geburtstag Karl Rahners und zum Abschluß der Ausgabe seiner Sämtli- chen Werke Vorwort Die Zählung der folgenden Bibliographie beruht auf derjenigen der Bibliographie Karl Rahner 1924- 1969 / Herausgegeben von Roman BLEISTEIN ; Elmar KLINGER. Freiburg i.Br. : Herder, 1969 und ihren Fortsetzungen durch Paul IMHOF u.a. in den Festschriften Karl Rahner sowie durch Roman A. SIEBENROCK im Karl Rahner-Archiv, damals Innsbruck, ergänzt und weitergeführt durch Albert RAFFELT [= BR]. Die Hinweise auf den Abdruck in den Bänden der Sämtlichen Werke (Freiburg i.Br. : Herder, 1995- ) [= SW] sind in einer eigenen Zeile angegeben. Die Verzeichnung der Bände der Gesamtausgabe erfolgt unter den Nummern 5000ff. außerhalb der Numerierung von BR. Die enthaltenen Texte sind nur bei den Originalpublikationen aufgeführt, bei den 5000er Nummern nur die enthaltenen vordem unveröffentlichten Texte. Die Bibliographie sucht die Wiederabdrucke der Texte durch Nummernverweisungen deutlich zu ma- chen. Sie beruht dabei auf den Angaben der genannten Bibliographien, ergänzt diese aber ganz wesent- lich, ohne daß eine kritische Bibliographie damit vorweggenommen werden könnte. Sie verzeichnet auch Wiederabdrucke der Texte in anderer Druckform (in anderen Zeitschriften, Sammlungen etc.) und sucht diese vollständig zu erfassen. Dagegen sind bloße Nachdrucke in identischer Form ausgelassen (d.h. vor allem die unveränderten Nachauflagen der Aufsatzsammlungen und Mono- graphien Rahners), wobei deren Nummer bei den Originalveröffentlichungen weitgehend genannt ist. Die erste Ausgabe dieser Bibliographie wurde für die Freiburger Karl Rahner-Datenbank, Erstfassung auf CD-ROM im November 1998, hergestellt. Diese umfaßt derzeit rund 4.000 Dateien, die im allgemei- nen einen Aufsatz, in Einzelfällen auch ganze Monographien, im Falle der Sämtlichen Werke einen gan- zen Band umfassen. Sie enthält das komplette Werk Karl Rahners in den Originalveröffentlichungen in- clusive der dubletten Abdrucke. Einige englische Übersetzungen sind zusätzlich enthalten (Spirit in the World, Hearer of the word und die Theological investigations). Die Datenbank ist aus urheberrechtlichen Gründen nicht öffentlich zugänglich. Die zugrundeliegenden Texte wurden – soweit sie nicht privat oder in der Universitätsbibliothek der Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg i.Br. vorhanden waren – zu einem großen Teil – besonders bei Zeit- schriften – aus der Bibliothek des Deutschen Caritasverbandes in Freiburg entliehen. Hilfreich waren auch die Mitarbeiter der übrigen Freiburger theologischen Bibliotheken – der Bibliothek des Erzbischöf- lichen Ordinariats, der Evangelischen Fachhochschule, des Collegium Borromaeum, vor allem aber im- mer wieder der Fakultätsbibliothek Theologie. Eine große Menge auf diese Weise nicht erhältlicher Texte wurde schließlich aus dem Karl Rahner-Archiv, damals in Innsbruck, in Kopie zur Verfügung gestellt. Die Bibliographie ist eine Privatarbeit. Sie wurde im Zusammenhang mit der Planung und Durchfüh- rung der Ausgabe der Sämtlichen Werke Karl Rahners nötig und wurde im Prozeß der Arbeit ständig er- gänzt und korrigiert. Sie ersetzt keine kritische Bibliographie, die nur im Karl Rahner-Archiv erstellt werden kann und das gesamte gedruckte Werk Rahners einschließlich der Übersetzungen einschließen müßte. Zur Erschließung des Rahnerschen Werkes ist jetzt auf die unten genannte Nummer 5032-2 hinzuwei- sen: Register / bearbeitet von Albert RAFFELT. Freiburg i.Br. : Herder, 2018 (Karl RAHNER: Sämtliche Werke. 32/2). © Universitätsbibliothek Freiburg im Breisgau – Albert Raffelt – 1998 – 2018 Weitere Hilfmittel auf Englisch sind vor allem: Daniel T. PEKARSKE: Abstracts of Karl Rahner's Theological Investigations 1-23. Charlesville: Philo- sophy Documentation Center, 2002 (Philosophy & theology. 14,1/2). Daniel T. PEKARSKE: Abstracts of Karl Rahner's unserialized essays. Milwaukee, Wisconsin: Mar- quette University Press, 2009 (Marquette studies in theology. 60). Mark F. FISCHER: The Foundations of Karl Rahner. A paraphrase of the Foundations of Christian faith, with introduction and indices. New York : Herder & Herder, 2005. Albert Raffelt, Freiburg im Breisgau, November 1998, zuletzt geändert Februar 2018 © Universitätsbibliothek Freiburg im Breisgau – Albert Raffelt – 1998 – 2018 Übersicht über die Sämtlichen Werke Karl Rahners, nach Stand Dezember 2014 Gegenüber der früheren Zählung (vgl. die Übersichten in den Bänden 19 und 2) sind in der endgültigen Edition die Bände 20, 21, 24 umgestellt, um eine bessere chronologische Reihenfolge zu erreichen. Dort nicht vorgesehene Bände (Bd. 5) sind chronologisch eingruppiert. Die Bände sind in die chronologische Bibliographie im Jahr der Publikation unter den Nummern 5001-5032 eingeordnet. 1 Frühe spirituelle Texte und Studien : Grundlagen im Orden. 2014 2 Geist in Welt : Philosophische Schriften. 1996 3 Spiritualität und Theologie der Kirchenväter. 1999 4 Hörer des Wortes : Schriften zur Religionsphilosophie und zur Grundlegung der Theologie. 1997 5/1 De Gratia Christi : Schriften zur Gnadenlehre. 1. Teilband. 2015 5/2 De Gratia Christi : Schriften zur Gnadenlehre. 2. Teilband. 2017 6/1 De paenitentia : Dogmatische Vorlesungen zum Bußsakrament. 1. Teilband. 2007 6/2 De paenitentia : Dogmatische Vorlesungen zum Bußsakrament. 2. Teilband. 2009 7 Der betende Christ : Geistliche Schriften und Studien zur Praxis des Glaubens. 2013 8 Der Mensch in der Schöpfung. 1998 9 Maria, Mutter des Herrn : Mariologische Studien. 2004 10 Kirche in den Herausforderungen der Zeit : Studien zur Ekklesiologie und zur kirchlichen Existenz. 2003 11 Mensch und Sünde : Schriften zu Geschichte und Theologie der Buße. 2005 12 Menschsein und Menschwerdung Gottes : Studien zur Grundlegung der Dogmatik, zur Christolo- gie, theologischen Anthropologie und Eschatologie. 2005 13 Ignatianischer Geist : Schriften zu den Exerzitien und zur Spiritualität des Ordensgründers. 2006 14 Christliches Leben : Aufsätze – Betrachtungen – Predigten. 2006 15 Verantwortung der Theologie : Im Dialog mit Naturwissenschaften und Gesellschaftstheorie. 2002 16 Kirchliche Erneuerung : Studien zur Pastoraltheologie und zur Struktur der Kirche. 2005 17/1 Enzyklopädische Theologie : Die Lexikonbeiträge der Jahre 1956-1973. Teilband 1 . 2002 17/2 Enzyklopädische Theologie : Die Lexikonbeiträge der Jahre 1956-1973. Teilband 2 . 2002 18 Leiblichkeit der Gnade : Schriften zur Sakramentenlehre. 2003 19 Selbstvollzug der Kirche : Ekklesiologische Grundlegung praktischer Theologie. 1995 20 Priesterliche Existenz : Beiträge zum Amt in der Kirche. 2010 21/1 Das Zweite Vatikanum : Beiträge zum Konzil und seiner Interpretation. Teilband 1. 2013 21/2 Das Zweite Vatikanum : Beiträge zum Konzil und seiner Interpretation. Teilband 2. 2013 22/1a Dogmatik nach dem Konzil. Teilband 1, Teil A: Zur Grundlegung der Theologie, Gotteslehre und Christologie. 2013 22/1b Dogmatik nach dem Konzil. Teilband 1, Teil B: Zur Grundlegung der Theologie, Gotteslehre und Christologie. 2013 22/2 Dogmatik nach dem Konzil. Teilband 2: Theologische Anthropologie und Eschatologie. 2008 23 Glaube im Alltag : Schriften zur Spiritualität und zum christlichen Lebensvollzug. 2006 24/1 Das Konzil in der Ortskirche : Schriften zu Struktur und gesellschaftlichem Auftrag der Kirche, Teil A-C. 2011 24/2 Das Konzil in der Ortskirche : Schriften zu Struktur und gesellschaftlichem Auftrag der Kirche, Teil D-H. 2011 25 Erneuerung des Ordensleben : Zeugnis für Kirche und Welt. 2008 26 Grundkurs des Glaubens : Studien zum Begriff des Christentums. 1999 © Universitätsbibliothek Freiburg im Breisgau – Albert Raffelt – 1998 – 2018 27 Einheit in Vielfalt : Schriften zur Ökumenischen Theologie. 2002 28 Christentum in Gesellschaft : Schriften zu Kirchenfragen, zur Jugend und zur christlichen Weltge- staltung. 2010 29 Geistliche Schriften : Späte Beiträge zur Praxis des Glaubens. 2007 30 Anstöße systematischer Theologie : Beiträge zur Fundamentaltheologie und Dogmatik. 2009 31 Im Gespräch über Kirche und Gesellschaft : Interviews und Stellungnahmen. 2007 32/1 Ergänzungen. 2016 32/2 Register. 2018 1925 BR 0001. Warum uns das Beten nottut. In: Leuchtturm : Monatsschrift der neudeutschen Jugend 18 (1924-25), S. 310-311 Aufgenommen in 5001. Sämtliche Werke. Bd. 1, S. 3-4 1932 BR 0002. Le début d’une doctrine des cinq sens spirituels chez Origène. In: Revue d’Ascétique et de Mystique 13 (1932), S. 113-145. Aufgenommen in 5001. Sämtliche Werke. Bd. 1, S. 16-64 [gerade Seitenzahlen] Deutsche Fassung („vereinfacht und gekürzt“) in 3162-06 (Schriften zur Theologie. Bd. 12) Aufgenommen in 5001. Sämtliche Werke. Bd. 1, S. 17-65 [ungerade Seitenzahlen] 1933 BR 0003. Die geistliche Lehre des Evagrius Ponticus. In ihren Grundzügen dargestellt. In: Zeitschrift für Aszese und Mystik 8 (1933), S. 21-38. – Online unter <www.geistundleben.de/archiv.html> Wiederaufgenommen in 0089-16 Aufgenommen in 5001. Sämtliche Werke. Bd. 1, S. 66-81 BR 0004. La doctrine des „sens spirituels“ au Moyen-Age : En particulier chez saint Bonaventure. In: Revue d’Ascétique et de Mystique 14 (1933), S. 263-299. Aufgenommen in 5001. Sämtliche Werke. Bd. 1, S. 82-146 [gerade Seitenzahlen] Deutsche Fassung („gestrafft und leicht überarbeitet“) in 3162-07 (Schriften zur Theologie. Bd. 12) Aufgenommen in 5001. Sämtliche Werke. Bd. 1, S. 83-147 [ungerade Seitenzahlen] 1934 BR 0005. Der Begriff der ecstasis
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