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10 H.] .M. SCHOOT Hopefully it will enhance the further diffusion of our periodical. All are invited to submit contributions to the Jaarboek 1996. The editorial board is determined to continue its policy to devote each volume to a special theme, but next to that space will be left for individual contributions. Each contribution, containing a substantial study of the thought of Thomas Aquinas, his sources and reception, and which complies with academic standards, will be taken into consideration. Please apply to the undersigned for the editorial rules that should be followed, as well as for all other questions or comments. Henk J.M. Schoot Editor in chief
A THEOLOGY OF PROVOCATIVE RECEPTIVITY An overview of the work of F.J.A. De Grijs 1. Introduction H. W.M. Rikhof They are often too little and too late: overview articles. For how can one do justice in just one article to so many written over decades? And how can one capture the variety of topics and origins, the differences in style and genres in some thirty to forty pages? Those problems certainly occur when one wants to write an overview article about F. de Grijs' theological work. For there is a great variety in his work.' Some of the topics are related to lectures. I recognize in the article about Rom. 1,20 (12) and in the one on original sin (15) lectures I attended in my first years as student at the Catholic Theological University of Utrecht and I read phrases and formulations in other articles, especially the emphasis on covenant and the use of the tetragammaton, that remind me of those lectures. Although the link between two articles on power (23, 24) and teaching is not indicated by De Grijs, they fit in very well with the discussions about power in the church, which were part of our doctoral program from 1971-1974. Other topics are related to developments in the church: discussions with sociologists (8, 11), analyses of papers and proposals (13, 19), contributions to symposia or courses (18, 10). There are articles that originate from an aspect of academic life: the Festschrift (26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 36, 40, 44, 49). And there is a whole series of articles related to the research program De Grijs started: the theology of Thomas Aquinas. There is also a great variety of style and genre in his work. One can find a careful, analytical, academic style, e.g. in his See the list of publications on p. 79 ff. I refer to his work by indicating in italics the number used in the list, followed by the page(s). Translations from the Dutch are mine.
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