Man at Play - Tapa blanda

Sinopsis

Man at Play is a theological and religious interpretation of play and its place in culture and society. Hugo Rahner examines play as a means of participation in the life of God himself—an activity which is both serious and joyous. Appreciating the complexity of the fallen world, Rahner does not shy away from the role of tragedy in the human experience, nor does he subscribe to a belittling or superficial view of the Christian who must “become like a child.” Instead, aided by the teachings of the Church Fathers and other theologians, philosophers, and poets, Rahner lucidly locates the play of nature within the play of grace.Finding inspiration from Huizinga, Buytendijk, and von Kujawa, Rahner both develops and complements their work with his rich understanding of antiquity and Catholic theology. Spontaneous and insightful, Man at Play is a book worth many happy returns.

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