Twentieth-Century Western Philosophy of Religion 1900–2000

• 1. General Introduction.- One Philosophy of Religion at the Turn of the Twentieth-Century.- 2. Introduction to Part One.- 3. Absolute Idealism.- 4. Personal Idealism.- 5. Neo-Kantianism.- 6. Positivism and the Science of Religion.- Two Philosophy of Religion Between the Wars.- 7. Introduction to Part Two.- 8. Neo-Realism.- 9. Phenomenology.- 10. American Pragmatism.- 11. Personalism.- 12. Philosophy of History.- Three Philosophy of Religion After Mid-Century.- 13. Introduction to Part Three.- 14. Philosophical Analysis.- 15. Existential Philosophy.- 16. Neo-Thomism.- 17. Process Philosophy.- Four Philosophy of Religion at the Turn of the Twenty-First Century.- 18. Introduction to Part Four.- 19. Analytic Philosophy.- 20. Hermeneutics and Deconstruction.- 21. Critical Theory.- 22. Comparative Philosophy.- 23. Feminist Philosophy.- 24. Concluding Remarks.- Index of Names.- Index of Subjects.

"...very impressive in its range and depth of coverage... a very useful resource as a work of first reference. Long's view of the field is that of an enthusiast... [He] begins each section of the terrain afresh, finding interest everywhere he gently treads. An interesting test of an author's ability to be fair and to see the good (as well as the limitations) in contrasting philosophical approaches is presented by the task of giving account of both analytic, and hermeneutic and deconstructive traditions. Long passes this test with ease." (John Haldane in The Review of Metaphysics, November 2002)