Neville Figgis, CR: His Life, Thought and Significance

Paul Avis, is Honorary Research Fellow at the University of Exeter, UK. He is the author or editor of many books and numerous articles and is the Editor-in-Chief of Ecclesiology and the Editor of Brill’s series Anglican-Episcopal Theology and History.

• ForewordPrefaceNotes on ContributorsJohn Neville Figgis: A Timeline of His Life and Major Publications1 The Life and Death of John Neville Figgis, C.R.Mark D. Chapman2 Figgis as a Public IntellectualPeter Sedgwick3 Figgis and the Religious Roots of Modern ConservatismJeremy Morris4 The Figgistorians or Anti-Whig Historians of Political ThoughtJames Alexander5 ‘My Kingdom is not of this World’: J. N. Figgis and the Politics of England’s Religious PastRobert G. Ingram6 The Ecclesiology of John Neville Figgis, C.R.Paul Avis7 Figgis and Nietzsche on Freedom, Authority, and PluralismAndrew Grosso8 John Neville Figgis and William Temple: A Common Tradition of Anglican Social Thought?Stephen Spencer9 Without Privilege, without Prejudice: The Resurgence of Religion and the Dilemmas of Secular LiberalismElaine Graham10 Figgis, Families, and SynodalityEphraim Radner11 The Road Not Taken: Figgis, Subsidiarity, and Catholic Social TeachingWilliam T. Cavanaugh12 Brother Neville: Figgis the MonkThomas Seville, CRIndex