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Saints and Postmodernism: Introduction | ||
1 | God and Anonymity: Prolegomena to an Ankhoral Religion | 1 |
2 | The Becoming Possible of the Impossible: An Interview with Jacques Derrida | 21 |
A Games of Jacks: A Response to Derrida | 34 | |
3 | Reflections on Caputo's Heidegger and Aquinas | 51 |
Nuptial Realism: A Response to Clarke | 69 | |
4 | Heidegger's Fall | 73 |
The Heart of Concealment: A Response to Richardson | 99 | |
5 | Khora or God? | 107 |
Abyssus Abyssum Invocat: A Response to Kearney | 123 | |
6 | A Reading of John D. Caputo's "God and Anonymity" | 129 |
The Violence of Ontology: A Response to Ayres | 147 | |
7 | Postmodernism and Ethics: The Case of Caputo | 153 |
"O felix culpa," This Foxy Fellow Felix: A Response to Westphal | 171 | |
8 | Squaring the Hermeneutic Circle: Caputo as Reader of Foucault | 175 |
Hounding Hermeneutics: A Response to Flynn | 195 | |
9 | In Praise of Prophesy: Caputo on Rorty | 201 |
Achieving the Impossible - Rorty's Religion: A Response to Dooley | 229 | |
10 | Faith, Hope, and Love: Radical Hermeneutics as a Pauline Philosophy of Religion | 237 |
Holding on by Our Teeth: A Response to Putt | 251 | |
11 | Caputo's Example | 255 |
On Being Left without a Prayer: A Response to Carlson | 276 | |
12 | The Prayers and Tears of Jacques Derrida: Esoteric Comedy and the Poetics of Obligation | 283 |
Not in Tongues, but Tongue in Cheek: A Response to Kearns | 295 | |
13 | Without Why, Without Whom: Thinking Otherwise with John D. Caputo | 299 |
On Being Attached to Philosophers and Prophets: A Response to Wyschogrod | 311 | |
Contributors | 315 | |
Index | 319 |
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