Le point de vue d'un sociologue de la religion

(Résumé de l'ouvrage) Ce livre a trait ici au ministère pastoral, problème central de la théologie aux yeux du théologien protestant Jean-Louis Leuba. Se joue en effet sur le ministère toute la question de la transmission du credo et de la légitimation de sa vérité aux diverses époques. Jean-Louis Leuba propose en préambule du livre des thèses sur le ministère que ses interlocuteurs - théologiens protestants, catholiques, luthériens, ainsi qu'un sociologue des religions - vont reprendre pour les accueillir avec leurs sensibilités ou les réfuter.

L'évaluation empirique des psychothérapies

Though considered by some as a difficult if not impossible task or even as a challenge or a sacrilege, research on the efficacy of psychotherapy has grown steadily over the past decade. After a brief survey of the most substantial results over 40 years, the article proceeds to point out risks and misunderstandings that have arisen between researchers and clinicians. In order to illustrate this issue, two frequently used concepts in research are presented: meta-analysis and therapeutic alliance. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2007 APA, all rights reserved) (journal abstract)

Corpus Christianorum Series Apocryphorum. Une collection au profil original, portée par un projet de recherche collectif

(Résumé de l'ouvrage) In 1953 the first fascicle of the first volume of the Corpus Christianorum was published. Now, fifty years later, this series has established itself as one of the great scientific enterprises in the field of patristic and medieval studies. We offer this birthday-present to ourselves, our old and new collaborators and our friends as a celebration of what has been achieved, as a survey of where we currently stand and as an insight into our future. The book opens with an essay on fifty years of the Corpus Christianorum. It tells the story of how the enterprise started as an ambitious yet limited project and how it developed into what it is today: a conglomerate of many different research projects located in different places all over the world. The second part presents a florilegium of patristic and medieval texts, all of which have been edited in the series, some only recently, others long ago. The selection has been made by a group of scholars representing the variety of interests reflected in the subseries of the Corpus Christianorum. At the end of the volume an Onomasticon has been added. It gives a complete survey of all the text-editions published to date. This "mini-clavis" will make it easier to find one's way in the library of the Corpus Christianorum.