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I Repetition and Mythos: Ratzinger's Bonaventure and the Meaning Of
Repetition and Mythos: Ratzinger’s Bonaventure and the Meaning of History Matthew R. Boulter Submitted in partial fulfillment of the Ph. D. in Philosophy, Revised under the direction of John Milbank and William Desmond Maynooth University (The National University of Ireland, Maynooth) Philosophy Department July, 2020 Philipp W. Rosemann, Head of Department Philipp W. Rosemann, Research Supervisor i Table of Contents Introduction 1 I. There and back again: a word about method 1 II. Preliminary outline 8 III. Introduction of key themes 9 IV. Descriptive chapter outline 21 Ch. 1 The struggle for wise phronêsis: the Sitze im Leben of Bonaventure and Ratzinger 28 Introduction 28 I. General historical overview 30 II. Geworfenheit and the respective implementations of writing 49 III. Respective responses to the emergence of a new kind of science 56 IV. Crises of eschatology: two attempts to re-narrate history 62 Conclusion 69 Ch. 2 Coordinating mythos and history: Ratzinger’s Bonaventure versus Aristotle 70 Introduction (opposition to Aristotle: Ratzinger’s claim) 70 I. Aristotle on the relation of myth to history: no overlap 72 II. Mythos in the Hexaëmeron 78 III. Mythos and history: the alternative configuration of Catherine Pickstock 84 IV. A modest definition of mythos 97 V. History as mythos (and vice versa) for Ratzinger 104 VI. History as meaningful: implications for temporality (with attention to Physics IV) 109 Conclusion 114 Ch. 3 Bookending mind: the structural role of intellectus 116 Introduction 116 I. The character of the days: intellectual light 116 II. The A—B—A’ pattern of the six days 120 III. -
Die Aktuelle Gefahr Von Salafismus Und Jihadismus Für Europa
.SIAK-Journal – Zeitschrift für Polizeiwissenschaft und polizeiliche Praxis Goertz, Stefan Die aktuelle Gefahr von Salafismus und Jihadismus für Europa. Das Vereinsverbot von „Die wahre Religion“ und der Hinter- grund der aktuellen Flüchtlingssituation in Deutschland SIAK-Journal − Zeitschrift für Polizeiwissenschaft und polizeiliche Praxis (2/2017), 59-71. doi: 10.7396/2017_2_F Um auf diesen Artikel als Quelle zu verweisen, verwenden Sie bitte folgende Angaben: Goertz, Stefan (2017). Die aktuelle Gefahr von Salafismus und Jihadismus für Europa. Das Vereinsverbot von „Die wahre Religion“ und der Hintergrund der aktuellen Flüchtlings- situation in Deutschland, SIAK-Journal − Zeitschrift für Polizeiwissenschaft und polizeiliche Praxis (2), 59-71, Online: http://dx.doi.org/10.7396/2017_2_F. © Bundesministerium für Inneres – Sicherheitsakademie / Verlag NWV, 2017 Hinweis: Die gedruckte Ausgabe des Artikels ist in der Print-Version des SIAK-Journals im Verlag NWV (http://nwv.at) erschienen. Online publiziert: 9/2017 2/2017 .SIAK- JOURNAL Die aktuelle Gefahr von Salafismus und Jihadismus für Europa Das Vereinsverbot von „Die wahre Religion“ und der Hintergrund der aktuellen Flüchtlingssituation in Deutschland Die islamistisch-terroristischen Anschläge seit 2015 in Frankreich, Belgien, Dänemark, Deutschland, Schweden und England und die durch Zugriffe der deutschen GSG 9 in Flüchtlingseinrichtungen im Herbst 2016 verhinderten Anschläge sowie die vereitelten Anschläge auf Berliner Flughäfen durch die Festnahme des Syrers Jabr Al Bakr am 10.10.2016 in Leipzig zeigen, dass der islamistische Terrorismus, sowohl der islamis tische homegrown-Terrorismus als auch der internationale islamistische Terroris mus – ideologisch basierend auf Islamismus und Salafismus – auch in der europäischen Gesellschaft einen fruchtbaren Nährboden gefunden hat. Dabei geht die aktuelle Gefahr von Salafismus und Jihadismus für das demokratische, westliche, liberale Europa von verschiedenen Akteuren aus. -
2005 Paris Dakar KTM Web Site Daily Rally Reports
KTM Web Site 2005 Paris Dakar KTM Web Site Daily Rally Reports 2/1/2005 Page 1 of 64 KTM Web Site Table of Contents 1 Scrutineering........................................................................................................................... 3 2 1st Stage.................................................................................................................................. 5 3 2nd Stage ................................................................................................................................. 7 4 3rd Stage................................................................................................................................ 10 5 4th Stage................................................................................................................................ 13 6 5th Stage................................................................................................................................ 15 7 6th Stage................................................................................................................................ 18 8 7th Stage................................................................................................................................ 21 9 8th Stage................................................................................................................................ 24 10 9th Stage................................................................................................................................ 27 11 Rest Day .............................................................................................................................. -
The 21 Century New Muslim Generation Converts in Britain And
The 21st Century New Muslim Generation Converts in Britain and Germany Submitted by Caroline Neumueller to the University of Exeter as a thesis for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Arab and Islamic Studies October 2012 1 2 Abstract The dissertation focuses on the conversion experiences and individual processes of twenty-four native British Muslim converts and fifty-two native German Muslim converts, based on personal interviews and completed questionnaires between 2008 and 2010. It analyses the occurring similarities and differences among British and German Muslim converts, and puts them into relation to basic Islamic requirements of the individual, and in the context of their respective social settings. Accordingly, the primary focus is placed on the changing behavioural norms in the individual process of religious conversion concerning family and mixed-gender relations and the converts’ attitudes towards particularly often sensitive and controversial topics. My empirical research on this phenomenon was guided by many research questions, such as: What has provoked the participants to convert to Islam, and what impact and influence does their conversion have on their (former and primarily) non-Muslim environment? Do Muslim converts tend to distance themselves from their former lifestyles and change their social behavioural patterns, and are the objectives and purposes that they see themselves having in the given society directed to them being: bridge-builders or isolators? The topic of conversion to Islam, particularly within Western non-Muslim societies is a growing research phenomenon. At the same time, there has only been little contribution to the literature that deals with comparative analyses of Muslim converts in different countries. -
WP 2-13 Claudia Pop Jihad
ISRM - Institute for the Study of Radical Movements Working Paper Series “Pop-Jihad” History and Structure of Salafism and Jihadism in Germany /13 Claudia Dantschke 02 Deputy Chief Executive Officer ISRM “POP-JIHAD” 1 About Editor: ISRM - Institute for the Study of Radical Movements c/o ZDK Gesellschaft Demokratische Kultur gGmbH, Berlin Layout: Daniel Novy Setting: Ulrike Krause Berlin, March 2012 © ISRM. All rights reserved. 2 CLAUDIA DANTSCHKE Abstract This Working Paper - focussing on Salafism, Jihadi groups, individuals and ideology in Germany – is a complementary study to Working Paper 01/13 (Dantschke, 2013). The Paper discusses several internal frictions and developments within the German Jihadi-Salafi movement and introduces the most relevant groups for current Jihadi radicalization in Germany. Based on over a decade of practical counselling and deradicalization work, the author establishes a three generational evolution model of German Salafism and describes the development of a genuine Jihad based youth culture, referred to as ‘Pop-Jihad’ in this Working Paper. About EXIT-Germany EXIT-Germany is the leading German Deradicalization and Disengagement Program (DDP) and one of the most experienced and successful organizations in this field worldwide. Founded in 2000 by the former criminal police officer and criminologist Bernd Wagner and the former neo-Nazi leader Ingo Hasselbach, EXIT-Germany is part of a larger NGO network, the Centre for Democratic Culture (ZDK Zentrum Demokratische Kultur gGmbH). Specialized in helping mid- and high-level neo-Nazis escape the movement, dismantle the ideology and reintegrate into a pluralist society, EXIT works side by side with sister NGOs active in the field of Islamism and left-wing extremism. -
Loving Hate. Report Anti-Muslim Extremism, Radical Islamism and the Spiral of Polarization
RESEARCH LOVING HATE. REPORT ANTI-MUSLIM EXTREMISM, RADICAL ISLAMISM AND THE SPIRAL OF POLARIZATION RESENTMENT PREJUDICE EXCLUSION DISCRIMINATION POLARIZATION STIGMATIZATION ESCALATION VICTIMIZATION DEMONIZATION CONSPIRACY RADICALIZATION VIOLENCE In cooperation with: by: Maik Fielitz, Julia Ebner, Jakob Guhl and Matthias Quent Jena/London/Berlin 2018 LOVING HATE. ANTI-MUSLIM EXTREMISM, RADICAL ISLAMISM AND THE SPIRAL OF POLARIZATION 1 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Summary This report focuses on the interactional dynamics between anti-Muslim extremists and radical Islamists in Germany and beyond. It reveals ideological underpinnings, approaches to mobiliza- tion and communication patterns, which all prove to be analogous on both sides, and it places emphasis on the reciprocity of hate that may serve to intensify processes of individual and group radicalization. Our study presents the first systematic analysis of the interplay between both forms of extremism that plays out on different places on the Internet. It provides direct evidence showing that Islamist and far-right movements converge at different levels and mutually amplify one another. The analy- sis focuses on measuring the online interaction between extremist content, individuals and events. Overall, over 10,000 Islamist and far-right Facebook posts and over one million German anti-Muslim tweets between 1 January 2013 and 30 November 2017 were analyzed for this study. Additionally, we conducted three months of ethnographic research into encrypted pro-IS and pro-Al-Qaeda groups on Telegram as well as into far-right chat groups. Key Findings Radical Islamism and anti-Muslim racism, which manifest themselves in the form of far-right ex- tremism and right-wing populism exhibit a symbiotic relationship. -
FIM 250Cc RELIABILITY (1968-80)/ ENDURO (1981-89) EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIP FIM 250Cc (1990-93;1998-2003)/ >175 Cc (1994-97) ENDURO WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
FIM 250cc ENDURO EUROPEAN AND WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP FIM 250cc RELIABILITY (1968-80)/ ENDURO (1981-89) EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIP FIM 250cc (1990-93;1998-2003)/ >175 cc (1994-97) ENDURO WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP Year Posn Rider Nationality Bike Points Wins 1968 1. Werner Salewsky East Germany MZ 2. Hans Weber East Germany MZ 3.? Klaus Halser East Germany MZ 4.? Zdeněk Češpiva Czechoslovakia 1969 1. František Mrázek (1st) Czechoslovakia Jawa 2. Werner Salewsky East Germany MZ 3. Josef Rabas Czechoslovakia Jawa 4. ? 5. Lars-Erik Johansson Sweden 1970 1. František Mrázek (2nd) Czechoslovakia Jawa 2. Werner Salewsky East Germany MZ 3. Klaus Halser East Germany MZ 1971 1. František Mrázek (3rd) Czechoslovakia Jawa 2. Frank Schubert East Germany MZ 3. Werner Salewsky East Germany MZ 1972 1. František Mrázek (4th) Czechoslovakia Jawa 2. Frank Schubert East Germany MZ 3. Klaus Halser East Germany MZ 1973 1. František Mrázek (5th) Czechoslovakia Jawa 2. Petr Čemus Czechoslovakia Jawa 3. Frank Schubert East Germany MZ 4-8 ? 9. Kurt Gustavsson Sweden 10. Sven-Erik Hillman Sweden 1974 1. Jiří Stodulka (1st) Czechoslovakia Jawa 3.0 2. Frank Schubert East Germany MZ 12.2 3. Bruno Ferrari Italy KTM 17.2 4. Kurt Seidel East Germany MZ 76.9 5. Klaus Halser East Germany MZ 114.7 6. Josef Rabas Czechoslovakia Jawa 138.8 7. Vills-Gunnars Brounis USSR Jawa 211.0 8. José Pibernat Spain Bultaco 547.2 9. Herbert Gajer Poland Jawa 1163.1 10. Andrei Ozols USSR Jawa 2383.0 1 FIM 250cc ENDURO EUROPEAN AND WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP 11. František Mrázek Czechoslovakia Jawa 4.2/R 12. -
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Research ideas on how to plan and design natural environments based on evidence- based health design and validated guidelines in order to maximise the potential health benefits for all Stigsdotter, Anna Ulrika Karlsson; Nilsson, Kjell Svenne Bernhard Published in: ELCA research workshop Publication date: 2011 Document version Publisher's PDF, also known as Version of record Citation for published version (APA): Stigsdotter, A. U. K., & Nilsson, K. S. B. (2011). Research ideas on how to plan and design natural environments based on evidence-based health design and validated guidelines in order to maximise the potential health benefits for all. In ELCA research workshop: green city Europe - for a better life in European cities (pp. 33-37). European Landscape Contractors Association (ELCA). Download date: 04. Oct. 2021 ELCA Research Workshop Green City Europe – for a better life in European cities www.green-city.eu ELCA Member Countries Table of contents 1 ELCA................................................................................................................................................. 4-5 The President’s Message.................................................................................................................4 FI Introduction.........................................................................................................................................5 2 GrEEn City EuropE.................................................................................................................. 6-11 NO France -
From the "Turkish Menace" to Exoticism and Orientalism: Islam As Antithesis of Europe (1453–1914)? by Felix Konrad
From the "Turkish Menace" to Exoticism and Orientalism: Islam as Antithesis of Europe (1453–1914)? by Felix Konrad During their often difficult encounters with their Muslim neighbours in North Africa and the Middle East over many cen- turies, Europeans developed various discourses describing Islam and Muslims as "the other". These discourses of al- terity helped to affirm European identity and to spread various prejudices and stereotypes that proved very durable, though they were subject to ongoing change. This survey article analyses the image of Islam from the mid-15th to the early 20th century. It focuses on the perception of Islam that prevailed during the Renaissance and Reformation, which was based on religious differences and was influenced by the perceived threat of the Ottoman Empire. It thematizes the transformation of this image around 1700 as an enthusiasm for the Orient, which emphasized its exoticness, devel- oped and as secular considerations began to take precedence over religious criteria. The article also examines Orien- talist discourses of the 19th century that were informed by a European sense of superiority and that defined Europe and Islam as two antithetical civilizations. TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. Introduction 2. The Image of Islam in the Era of the "Turkish Menace" 3. The Image of Islam in the Discourses of the Enlightenment 4. The Image of Islam in Imperialism and Orientalism 5. Future Perspective 6. Appendix 1. Sources 2. Bibliography 3. Notes Citation Introduction In spite of the considerable commonalities that Christianity and Islam have shared and although there have been sev- eral periods of cordial relations and cultural exchange, the history of interaction between European Christian societies and their Middle Eastern Islamic counterparts has also been one of conflict and aggression, of polemics and demarca- tion. -
Green City Europe – for a Better Life in European Cities
ELCA Research Workshop Green City Europe – for a better life in European cities www.green-city.eu ELCA Member Countries FI NO SE RU DK IE UK NL PL BE DE LU CZ FR CH AT HU PT ES GR MT Partner countries/associations Canada China Japan USA European Arboricultural Council Table of contents 1 ELCA................................................................................................................................................. 4-5 The President’s Message.................................................................................................................4 Introduction.........................................................................................................................................5 2 GrEEn City EuropE.................................................................................................................. 6-11 France The Green City in France – Cité Verte ..............................................................................7 Germany Die Grüne Stadt-Foundation in Germany .....................................................................6 Hungary Green City Hungary – Zöld Város Magyarország ........................................................8 Italy Green City Italia ........................................................................................................................9 The Netherlands The Green City in the Netherlands ................................................................10 United Kingdom The UK Green Forum – communicating the benefits of plants and -
Enduro World Championship Classification - Overall Gp Germany
Enduro World Championship Classification - Overall Gp Germany O CL RIDER MOTORCYCLE NAT FMN TEAM POINTS SPAIN PORTUGAL ITALY FRANCE SWEDEN SLOVAKIA GREECE GERMANY 1 E2 Juha SALMINEN KTM FIN SML KTM Racing 343 22 20 25 25 12 20 25 25 25 22 22 25 25 25 25 2 E3 Samuli ARO KTM FIN SML KTM Racing 300 16 22 15 22 22 25 14 18 22 22 20 20 20 20 22 3 E1 Stefan MERRIMAN Yamaha AUS FMI UFO Corse Yamaha Belgarda 292 20 11 18 9 25 7 25 15 15 13 25 25 22 22 20 20 4 E3 David KNIGHT KTM GBR ACU D3 Racing 276 18 18 20 16 15 22 11 22 20 20 16 18 16 13 13 18 5 E3 Ivan CERVANTES KTM SPA RFME KTM Farioli 222 25 25 22 20 20 4 13 6 14 18 4 15 13 11 6 6 6 E3 Mika AHOLA Husqvarna FIN SML Husqvarna CH Racing 196 13 13 16 15 4 20 8 20 16 10 12 11 8 14 16 7 E2 Paul EDMONDSON Honda GBR ACU Honda Racing Fast Eddy 173 9 6 3 14 18 13 1 14 5 12 13 11 7 9 16 22 8 E1 Simone ALBERGONI Honda ITA FMI Honda HM Zanardo 164 6 14 12 7 10 10 1 9 18 14 15 18 15 15 9 E1 Bartos OBLUCKI Yamaha POL FMI UFO Corse Yamaha Belgarda 156 7 2 9 6 13 6 22 12 9 2 14 9 18 15 12 10 E3 Anders ERIKSSON Husqvarna SWE SVEMO Husqvarna CH Racing 156 12 15 11 13 11 18 12 15 2 10 12 7 9 9 11 E2 Arnau VILANOVA Honda SPA RFME Honda MOTORGAS 144 15 12 7 10 2 13 10 8 11 13 1 10 18 14 12 E3 Marko TARKKALA Husaberg FIN SML Husaberg Motor AB Sweden 131 14 16 14 18 10 18 9 5 9 5 13 13 E1 Petteri SILVAN KTM FIN SML KTM Racing 130 10 10 6 8 5 16 16 2 6 5 6 14 14 4 8 14 E2 Alessandro BOTTURI KTM ITA FMI KTM Farioli 98 11 5 13 11 16 2 11 12 16 1 15 E3 Bjorne CARLSSON Husaberg SWE SVEMO Husaberg Motor AB Sweden 83 -
Iran's Expanding Militia Army in Iraq: the New Special Groups Michael Knights Paul Cruickshank
OBJECTIVE ·· RELEVANT ·· RIGOROUS || JUNE/JULYAUGUST 2019 2018 · VOLUME · VOLUME 12, 11, ISSUE ISSUE 7 6 FEATURE ARTICLE A VIEW FROM THE CT FOXHOLE The Jihadi Threat Suzanne Iran's Expanding LTC(R) Bryan Price Militiato Indonesia Army in Iraq Raine Former Former Head, Director, U.K. Joint KirstenMichael E. Knights Schulze TerrorismCombating Terrorism Analysis CentreCenter FEATURE ARTICLE Editor in Chief 1 Iran's Expanding Militia Army in Iraq: The New Special Groups Michael Knights Paul Cruickshank Managing Editor INTERVIEW Kristina Hummel 13 A View from the CT Foxhole: Suzanne Raine, Former Head of the United Kingdom's Joint Terrorism Analysis Centre EDITORIAL BOARD Raffaello Pantucci Colonel Suzanne Nielsen, Ph.D. Department Head ANALYSIS Dept. of Social Sciences (West Point) 18 Western Balkans Foreign Fighters and Homegrown Jihadis: Trends and Implications Brian Dodwell Adrian Shtuni Director, CTC 25 Returnee Foreign Fighters from Syria and Iraq: The Kosovan Experience Don Rassler Kujtim Bytyqi and Sam Mullins Director of Strategic Initiatives, CTC 31 Maduro's Revolutionary Guards: The Rise of Paramilitarism in Venezuela Ross Dayton CONTACT Combating Terrorism Center U.S. Military Academy In our feature article, Michael Knights draws on six research visits to Iraq 607 Cullum Road, Lincoln Hall in 2018 and 2019 to document the expanding footprint region-by-region West Point, NY 10996 of pro-Iranian militias in Iraq that were previously labeled “Special Groups” by the United States and in some cases designated as terrorist organizations.