James P. Carse

Books by James P. Carse in order

Books by James P. Carse in the order they were published, from Jonathan Edwards & the Visibility of God (1967) to PhDeath (2016).

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Johan HuizingaHis Homo Ludens (1938) treats play as a basic human activity, which is close to Carse's interest in games.
Roger CailloisHis Man, Play and Games classifies games and their rules, a useful companion to Finite and Infinite Games.
Paul TillichA theologian who writes about God, faith and meaning in terms that overlap with Carse's religious essays.
Simone WeilHer writing on attention, affliction and the absence of God connects to Carse's work on God's silence.
Ernest BeckerHis The Denial of Death takes up death as a social and psychological fact, similar to Carse's studies of death and society.