Anacarnation and Returning to the Lived Body with Richard Kearney

In: Psychology and the Other Ser.

Abstract

Intro -- Endorsements -- Half Title -- Series Page -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Contributors -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction: Re-touching Philosophy with Richard Kearney -- The Ana-Structure of the Fourth Reduction -- Hospitality and Healing -- Anacarnation -- The Essays -- Notes -- References -- Part I: Touching Nature -- Chapter 1: Thinking Like a Jaguar: Carnal Hermeneutics, Touch, and the Limits of Language -- Thinking Like a Jaguar -- Thinking Like a Human Thinking Like a Jaguar -- Carnal Hermeneutics and the Limits of Language -- Kearney's Hermeneutic Arc -- Touch -- Not Speaking, Like a Jaguar -- Silence -- Bodying Forth -- Conclusion -- Notes -- References -- Chapter 2: Sensing the Call of Other Animals: Carnal Hermeneutics, and the Ethico-Moral Imagination -- What Constitutes One as Another? -- Genesis and Modernity -- Compassion as Carnal: Animals in the Ethico-Moral Imagination -- Unnatural Born Killers -- Carnal Ecology: Humans and Other Animals -- Notes -- References -- Chapter 3: The Embodied Human Being in Touch with the World: Richard Kearney, and Hedwig Conrad-Martius in Conversation -- Excarnation and Incarnation: For an Ecological Hospitality -- Transcendence and Retroscendence: For an Embodied Hermeneutics -- Notes -- References -- Part II: Touching the Sacred -- Chapter 4: Carnal Sacrality: Phenomenology, the Sacred, and Material Bodies in Richard Kearney -- The Persona and the Person -- Persona and/as Expression -- The Reduction(s) -- Phenomenology and Sacrality -- The (Religious) Implications of Carnal Sacrality -- Notes -- References -- Chapter 5: Deep Calls to Deep -- Introduction -- Historical Prelude -- Moral Imagination-Depth Ethics -- From the Depthless Present to Eschatological Hope -- Carnal Hermeneutics-Depth Ontology -- The Horizontal Interweaving of the Sensible and the Intelligible.