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In a thoroughly updated second edition of his popular and engaging book, John D. Caputo revisits Augustine's ancient question 'what do I love when I love my God?' and presses it into service in the post-modern world. Accessible but without compromising the big ideas, he raises the question of what religion means today in the face of widespread religious violence after 9/11, of spreading secularization, the dazzling discoveries of contemporary cosmology, and the eerie advent of the 'post-human' world.
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ISSN: 2049-2340
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ISSN: 1122-7893
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ISSN: 1469-2899
In: Perspectives in Continental Philosophy
Frontmatter -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Abbreviations -- Introduction (2020) Specters of Derrida -- PART ONE The Villanova Roundtable A Conversation with Jacques Derrida -- The Villanova Roundtable A Conversation with Jacques Derrida. EDITORIAL NOTE -- PART TWO A Commentary: Deconstruction In a Nutshell -- 1. Deconstruction in a Nutshell: The Very Idea (!) -- 2. The Right to Philosophy -- 3. Khôra: Being Serious with Plato -- 4. Community Without Community -- 5. Justice, If Such a Thing Exists -- 6. The Messianic: Waiting for the Future -- 7. Re-Joyce, Say "Yes" -- A Concluding Amen -- Bibliography -- Index of Names -- Index of Subjects
In: SUNY Series in Theology and Continental Thought Ser
Intro -- Contents -- Foreword -- Editor's Introduction: Rain without Rain - Štefan Štofaník's The Adventure of Weak Theology -- Preface -- Introduction -- Who? -- What? -- Where? -- When? -- Why? -- 1 Adventure -- 2 Call -- 3 Brother Paul -- 4 Transgression -- 5 Two Loves -- 6 Freedom -- 7 Interlude (More than One) -- A Little Scenario for Illustration -- 8 Freedom Again -- 9 Between Heidegger and Derrida -- 10 Dancing in the Void -- 11 The Advent of Weak Theology -- 12 Kingdom (In Place of a Conclusion) -- Conclusion "Not Without" Conclusion -- Structure, Scope, and Perspective -- The Lostness of Weak Theology -- Either/Or -- The Unbearable Lightness of Ironic Distance -- Is Caputo a Kantian? -- Caputo's "Somebody Else's Problem" -- The Absent Trinity -- Bringing Caputo into the Kingdom of God -- Epilogue: How? -- Afterword: An Ear for My Voice -- How -- What -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index