J. Aaron Simmons is Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Hendrix College. He is editor (with David Wood) of Kierkegaard and Levinas: Ethics, Politics, and Religion (IUP, 2008).
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Acknowledgments List of Abbreviations for Kierkegaard and Levinas Texts Introduction: God . . . Again-Again . . . God 1. The Problem: Richard Rorty's Critique of Emmanuel Levinas-or, Why Continental Ethics and Philosophy of Religion Face Political Challenges Part 1. A Question of Priority-Levinas and Kierkegaard 2. Hearing Divine Commands and Responding to the Call of the Other: A Reading of Kierkegaard's Fear and Trembling 3. Bi-directional Relationality: Levinasian Readings of the Akedah and the (Dynamic) Ethical in Kierkegaard 4. An Ontology of Constitutive Responsibility: Kierkegaardian "Transparency" and Levinasian "Exposure" 5. Levinasian Subjectivity and Political Critique Part 2. Obligation and Transcendence in New Phenomenology 6. Mapping Twists and "Turns": An Introduction to the Current Debate and Suggestions for Moving Forward 7. Reconstructive Separatism: On Phenomenology and Theology 8. Is Continental Philosophy Just Catholicism for Atheists? Critique and Kenosis Part 3. Intersections and Applications 9. The Religious: Maintaining the Paradox-Wittgenstein and Kierkegaard on Postmodern Christianity 10. The Political: Politics as an Ethico-religious Task-Reconsidering Religion in the Public Square 11. The Epistemological: Between Trust and Hope-Justification in a Deconstructive Democracy 12. The Ethical: Expansive Relationality-Levinas, Community, and Climate Change 13. The Ethico-Political: Following Postmodern Exemplars Notes Bibliography Index
Acknowledgments List of Abbreviations for Kierkegaard and Levinas Texts Introduction: God . . . Again-Again . . . God 1. The Problem: Richard Rorty's Critique of Emmanuel Levinas-or, Why Continental Ethics and Philosophy of Religion Face Political Challenges Part 1. A Question of Priority-Levinas and Kierkegaard 2. Hearing Divine Commands and Responding to the Call of the Other: A Reading of Kierkegaard's Fear and Trembling 3. Bi-directional Relationality: Levinasian Readings of the Akedah and the (Dynamic) Ethical in Kierkegaard 4. An Ontology of Constitutive Responsibility: Kierkegaardian "Transparency" and Levinasian "Exposure" 5. Levinasian Subjectivity and Political Critique Part 2. Obligation and Transcendence in New Phenomenology 6. Mapping Twists and "Turns": An Introduction to the Current Debate and Suggestions for Moving Forward 7. Reconstructive Separatism: On Phenomenology and Theology 8. Is Continental Philosophy Just Catholicism for Atheists? Critique and Kenosis Part 3. Intersections and Applications 9. The Religious: Maintaining the Paradox-Wittgenstein and Kierkegaard on Postmodern Christianity 10. The Political: Politics as an Ethico-religious Task-Reconsidering Religion in the Public Square 11. The Epistemological: Between Trust and Hope-Justification in a Deconstructive Democracy 12. The Ethical: Expansive Relationality-Levinas, Community, and Climate Change 13. The Ethico-Political: Following Postmodern Exemplars Notes Bibliography Index
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