Portraits of American Continental Philosophers Book

	Preface
1	I Never Imagined Myself a Philosopher	1
2	Expecting the Unexpected	13
3	Of Mystics, Magi, and Deconstructionists	25
4	From Imagination to Place: Memories of a Wayward Thinker	35
5	From Bad Infinity to Hyper-Reflection	45
6	Continental Philosophy on Another Continent	55
7	Hermeneutics and Natural Science	65
8	Adventures in Continental Philosophy	75
9	Science, Ontology, Pluralities	85
10	From the School of Suspicion to the Willing Suspension of Disbelief	97
11	Understanding: Learning to Stand on the Earth and Stand under the Sky	107
12	The Unlived Life Is Not Worth Examining	119
13	Holocaust Child	127
14	Reflections	137
15	An Unpurloined Autobiography	145
16	Ap[chi]n	155
17	My Dialogue with Twentieth-Century Continental Philosophy	167
18	Thought in the Transformation of 'Transcendence'	177
19	Continental Philosophy on the American Scene: An Autobiographical Statement	187
20	Andenken and Compassion	205
21	From Seceda to Captiva and More ...	211
22	Between Phenomenology and the Negative's Power	221
	Contributors	229