Critical Corrington

Robert S. Corrington is Henry Anson Buttz Professor of Philosophical Theology, Emeritus, at Drew University. He is coeditor, with Kathleen A. Wallace and Armen Marsoobian, of Metaphysics of Natural Complexes, second, expanded edition, also by SUNY Press. Stephanie Theodorou is Adjunct Professor of Philosophy and World Religions at the Hellenic American University, Athens, Greece.

• Acknowledgments Editor's Introduction Stephanie Theodorou Part 1. Semiotics and Hermeneutics 1. The "How" of Worldhood 2. Firstness, Secondness, Thirdness: The Universe of Signs 3. Infinite Semiosis: The Prospective and the Not Yet Part 2. Philosophical Theology 4. Toward a Transformation of Neoclassical Theism 5. Beyond Experience: Pragmatism and Nature's God 6. Sacred Folds 7. Neville's "Naturalism" and the Location of God 8. My Passage from Panentheism to Pantheism Contents Part 3. Metaphysics and Cosmology 9. The Evolving God and the Heart of Nature 10. Horror and Totalizing Nothingness 11. The Categorial Schema 12. Archetypes, Evolution, Betweenness Part 4. The Human Process, Selving, and Culture 13. Ordinal Psychoanalysis and the Selving Process 14. The How of Nature and the Where of the Sacred 15. World Semiosis and the Evolution of Meaning 16. Art, Barbarism, and Civilization Notes Selected Bibliography of Works by Robert Corrington Index

"Robert Corrington is one of the most creative and important philosophical theologians of his generation. Well-known for the development of a philosophical and theological perspective that he identifies as 'ecstatic naturalism,' his influence has been and continues to be significant. Nevertheless, that influence could be even greater if his writings were more accessible. This volume fills an important void, providing an accessible introduction for readers to the full range of Corrington’s thought." — Michael L. Raposa, Lehigh University