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Poetics and Doxology: Von Balthasar on Poetic Resistance to Modernity's Turn to the Subject

logical, and anthropological discourses is central to Hans Urs von Balthasar’s entire intellectual project. This relationship is one in which theology has a regulative but noncoercive role in guiding cosmology and anthropology toward understanding the creation and humanity’s place in it according to Christocentric and Trinitarian patterns of relationality.1 Von Balthasar’s grand intellectual ideal is a Chalcedonian symbiosis of POETICS AND DOXOLOGY: VON BALTHASAR ON POETIC RESISTANCE TO MODERNITY’S TURN TO THE SUBJECT