Hermeneutical Explorations in Dialogue: Essays in Honour of Hans Ucko Editors: Anantanand Rambachan A. Rashied Omar M. Thomas Thangaraj Interreligious Dialogue is facing new challenges and consequently taking new directions in today’s world. People of all religions are challenged to rexamine and re-interpret their religions in such a way that they become motivating forces for peace and non-violence. Should such a task of reconstruction be an intra-religious exercise and thus merely limited to an in-house conversation? Or, should it be done in the company of and in conversation with people of religions other than one’s own? The authors of this volume belong to a group of theologians and religious thinkers who opted for the latter. They offer here a set of essays where people of scholar-practicioners of religions, such as, Judaism, Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, and Buddhism engage in a hermeneutical task that intentionally re-interprets their own traditions with a profound awareness of the presence of “the other”. ISPCK, Dehli, 2007 ISBN: 978-81-8458-015-0 US$ 8.00 – UK Sterling 6.00 – Rs. 115.00 (only in India)