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Preface;
Part I. Confrontation:
1. Interpretation, signs and God;
2. Deconstruction otherwise;
3. Metaphysics and theology;
Part II. Examination:
4. The status of deconstruction;
5. Questions of scope;
Part III. Dialogue:
6. The economy of mysticism;
7. Kant: mysticism and parerga;
8. Heidegger: the revealing and concealing of mysticism; Bibliography; Index of people; Index of topics.
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Dennis Mailahn
reviewed The Trespass of the Sign: Deconstruction, Theology, and Philosophy on March 04, 2020
The Trespass of the Sign: Deconstruction, Theology, and Philosophy
When I was in college, State University of New York at Potsdam the English Department offered as a trial, Critical Theory course that could be credited for English or Political Science. I elected for it to go towards my Political Science major even though my minor was Communications, part of the English department.
The course was with Professor Keesey with Critical Theory Since 1965 by Hazard Adams and Leroy Searle (1986 - University Press of Florida) as the required text. This course and required reading remain at the core of my Civil Public Discourse advocacy. The reading itself has traveled with me for many years however got lost in a household move.
To the credit of the current SUNY Potsdam English Department Chair, his invaluable assistance in locating the book made it possible for me to locate it for replacement.
This is an invaluable resource and I highly recommend it for those already engaged in and those entering into Critical Theory, Linguistics, Governance and Societal; Civil Public Discourse. [Greg Kelly, SUNY Potsdam '89 Political Science~Communications]
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