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analogical imagination: a standalone construct

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Christian theology

David Tracy's term for a Catholic theological sensibility that sees likeness between God and the world, contrasted with a dialectical imagination.

In Christian theology, analogical imagination refers to David Tracy's term for a Catholic theological sensibility that sees likeness between God and the world, contrasted with a dialectical imagination. This meaning comes from Tracy (1981) in The analogical imagination.[1]

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  1. Tracy, D. (1981). The analogical imagination. SCM. ISBN 9780334018735

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