Kevin Hart's "Contemplation: The Movements of the Soul" serves as a concise guide to the theory and practice of contemplation within Western thought, particularly Christianity. The book distinguishes contemplation from related concepts like meditation and mysticism, exploring both historical and contemporary practices. Hart investigates various philosophical traditions while addressing the purpose and methodology of contemplation, highlighting its significance in fostering a deeper understanding of the divine. Ultimately, the text integrates perspectives from ancient philosophy and religious practices to redefine contemplation beyond the traditional notion of soul stillness.
Contemplation: The Movements of the Soul offers an introduction to the practice of contemplation in relation to Western thought, especially Christianity.
Hart's exploration highlights the need to differentiate contemplation from meditation and mysticism, while focusing on its aesthetic, philosophical, and religious dimensions.
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