Raimon Panikkar

Peter C. Phan is the inaugural holder of the Ignacio Ellacuria Chair of Catholic Social Thought at Georgetown University. He is the author/editor of more than 30 books and 300 essays on theology and philosophy. He is currently researching migration and its impact on Christian theology.Young-chan Ro is Professor of Religious Studies and Director of Korean Studies Center at George Mason University. He completed his doctoral studies at the University of California at Santa Barbara where he studied under Raimon Panikkar. He has written and edited volumes in Confucianism and also specialized in comparative religion, Confucian-Christian dialogue, and published numerous articles on Raimon Panikkar.

• AbbreviationsContributorsAcknowledgements1. Introduction: Who Is Raimon Panikkar, Why this Book, and Why Now?- Peter C. Phan and Young-chan RoPart I: The Many Faces of Raimon Panikkar2. Raimon Panikkar: Life and Work- Milena Carrara Pavan3. Panikkar the Christian Thinker- Joseph Prabhu4. Panikkar's Dharma, the West's Karma: Panikkar and Hinduism- Erik Ranstrom5. Panikkar and the Silence of the Buddha- Michiko Yusa6. Panikkar the Dialogical Man: Religion and Religions- Jyri KomulainenPart II: Foundational Themes: Philosophical and Theological7. Hermeneutics, Myth, Symbol, Religious Language- J. Abraham Vélez de Cea8. Mysticism and Spirituality in Panikkar's Thought- Young-chan Ro9. Who's Playing with Whom? The Many Dwelling Places of Wisdom in the Theology of Raimon Panikkar- Leo Lefebure10. The Trinity and the Cosmotheandric Vision: Reflections on Panikkar's Intercultural Theology- Anselm Min11. Time, History, and Christophany- Francis D'Sa12. Anthropology: Being Human- Gerard Hall13. Sexuality and Gender in the Vision of Raimon Panikkar- M. Roberta Cappellini14. Sacred Secularity and Prophetism: A Tension in Panikkar's Work?- Fred Dallmayr15. Raimon Panikkar's "Eschatology": The Unpublished Chapter- Peter C. Phan16. After Panikkar: An Epilogue- Francis X. Clooney, SJA Glossary of Panikkarian TermsBibliography: Primary and SecondaryIndex

I would readily recommen this volume to anyone interested in acquainting themselves with Panikkar's work, or for those who wish to deepen their understanding of his 'mutationism' and mysticism