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Acknowledgments | 8 | |
1 | The Crisis of Liberal Education | 11 |
2 | Words and Communication: Why is it so difficult to speak and write? | 15 |
3 | Derrida and the Politics of Deconstruction | 19 |
4 | The Academe and the End of Public Intellectuals | 31 |
5 | Deconstruction Again: On the Road to Thinking the "Same" Thing | 36 |
6 | Sartre and Derrida: Life and Texts | 42 |
7 | The Ethics of Communication: The Paradox of Thought and Writing | 51 |
8 | Habermas and Derrida: An Unfriendly Dialogue from a Distance | 55 |
9 | Derrida on Foucault: Can Madness Really Be Thought? | 65 |
10 | Hegel and His Interpreters | 73 |
11 | Althusser on Hegel's Dialectic | 83 |
12 | Readings and Misreadings of Hegel: What is the Essence of Hegel's Philosophy? | 90 |
13 | Marx and the End of Marxism? | 100 |
14 | Thinking About God, Christ, and Religion | 108 |
15 | Nietzsche, the Death of God, and the Birth of Thinking | 116 |
16 | Sartre and Tillich: Rethinking and Overcoming the Dualism of Atheism Versus Religion | 121 |
17 | Deconstructing God: The God of Phallogocentrism and the God of Liberation | 126 |
18 | Think God! | 130 |
19 | God and the Bible: Literature and Televangelists | 134 |
20 | The Conflict of Interpretations and the Limits of Pluralism | 142 |
21 | The Role of the Intellectual: Dissent, Dissension, and Dissemination | 146 |
22 | A Phenomenology of Friendship: Communication, Critique, and Community | 155 |
Endnotes | 163 | |
Bibliography | 176 |
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