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Joshua R. Brown
Joshua R. Brown
Recent publications:
“Towards Filial Love: Reconsidering Hans Urs von Balthasar’s Theme of Christological Obedience in Light of Early Confucian Philosophy,” in
The Heythrop Journal
, forthcoming.
“Christ the Ritual Sage: Reading Hebrews with St. Thomas and Xunzi,” in
Nova et Vetera
, forthcoming. (This article is currently under pro forma peer review. The essay won first prize at a conference which entails guaranteed publication in
Nova et Vetera
.)
“Strange Companions? Hans Urs von Balthasar as a Resource for Comparative Theology,” in
Theological Studies
, forthcoming.
“Christ’s “Symphonic” Obedience: Exploring Balthasar’s Archetypal Experience through Han Confucianism,” in
Pro Ecclesia
, forthcoming.
“The Jaded Millennial: A Collaborative Approach to Engaging Chinese Students,”
ACPA Convention Continued Blog
. Co-authored with Jamie Chong Brown. Published as peer-reviewed blog entry on June 4, 2015.
“‘Son of Heaven’: Developing The Theological Aspects of Mengzi’s Philosophy of the Ruler.”
In Chinese Ethics and Political Philosophy
(tent.), ed. G. Alexus McLeod, forthcoming from Bloomsbury Press, 2017.
“Comparative Political Theology: Sample Texts and Course Objectives for a Course on Christianity and Chinese Religions.” In process; scheduled to appear in
Teaching Interreligious Encounters
, eds. Marc Pugliese and Alexander Hwang, forthcoming from Oxford Press in AAR
Teaching Religious Studies
series.
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Julia
For Julia, the meaningful relationships she formed with professors has made Loyola feel like home
Economics, Theology