2013•Unpublished venueOpen access

Saving Face: Enfacement, Shame, Theology

Stephen Pattison

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Contents: Preface Introduction: lost faces Fixing face The 'facts' of face Losing face: shame, defacement and problems with face Face, presence, and the 'face behind face' Seeing the face of God in the Bible Seeking the face of God in post-biblical Christian life and theology Modern theological resources for the saving of face Shining up the face of God: practical theological horizons for enfacement Just looking: seeing faces more clearly Bibliography Index.

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Key concepts: Shame, Face (sociological concept), Face-to-face, Index (typography), Philosophy, Theology, Religious studies, Psychology