The idol and distance : five studies /
"Marked sharply by its time and place (Paris in the 1970s), this early theological text by Jean-Luc Marion nevertheless maintains a strikingly deep resonance with his most recent, groundbreaking, and ever more widely discussed phenomenology
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| Language: | English French |
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New York :
Fordham University Press,
2001
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| Series: | Perspectives in continental philosophy ;
no 17 Perspectives in continental philosophy no. 17 Perspectives in continental philosophy ; no 17 Perspectives in continental philosophy ; no. 17 Perspectives in continental philosophy no 17 Perspectives in continental philosophy no. 17 |
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Table of Contents:
- The Marches of Metaphysics
- 1 The Idol
- 2. The "God" of Onto-theology
- 3. Discourse to the Athenians
- The Collapse of the Idols and Confrontation with the Divine: Nietzsche
- 4. The Idol and Metaphysics
- 5. The Darkness of Noon
- 6. The Christ: Evasion of an Outline
- 7. Why Is Nietzsche Still Idolatrous? Interlude 1
- The Withdrawal of the Divine and the Face of the Father: Holderlin
- 8. The Measured Image
- 9. The Weight of Happiness
- 10. Filial Distance
- 11. The Only One and His Disappropriation
- 12. To Dwell in Distance. Interlude 2
- The Distance of the Requisite and the Discourse of Praise: Denys
- 13. Unthinkable Eminence
- 14. The Request of the Requisite
- 15. Immediate Mediation
- 16. The Discourse of Praise. Interlude 3
- Distance and Its Icon
- 17. Distance, Difference
- 18. The Other Differant
- 19. The Fourth Dimension.
- The Marches of Metaphysics
- The Idol
- The "God" of Onto-theology
- Discourse to the Athenians
- The Collapse of the Idols and Confrontation with the Divine: Nietzsche
- The Idol and Metaphysics
- The Darkness of Noon
- The Christ: Evasion of an Outline
- Why Is Nietzsche Still Idolatrous?
- Interlude 1
- The Withdrawal of the Divine and the Face of the Father: Holderlin
- The Measured Image
- The Weight of Happiness
- Filial Distance
- The Only One and His Disappropriation
- To Dwell in Distance
- Interlude 2
- The Distance of the Requisite and the Discourse of Praise: Denys
- Unthinkable Eminence
- The Request of the Requisite
- Immediate Mediation
- The Discourse of Praise
- Interlude 3
- Distance and Its Icon
- Distance, Difference
- The Other Differant
- The Fourth Dimension
- The Marches of Metaphysics 1. The Idol. 2. The "God" of Onto-theology. 3. Discourse to the Athenians
- The Collapse of the Idols and Confrontation with the Divine: Nietzsche. 4. The Idol and Metaphysics. 5. The Darkness of Noon. 6. The Christ: Evasion of an Outline. 7. Why Is Nietzsche Still Idolatrous? Interlude 1
- The Withdrawal of the Divine and the Face of the Father: Holderlin. 8. The Measured Image. 9. The Weight of Happiness. 10. Filial Distance. 11. The Only One and His Disappropriation. 12. To Dwell in Distance. Interlude 2
- The Distance of the Requisite and the Discourse of Praise: Denys. 13. Unthinkable Eminence. 14. The Request of the Requisite. 15. Immediate Mediation. 16. The Discourse of Praise. Interlude 3
- Distance and Its Icon. 17. Distance, Difference. 18. The Other Differant. 19. The Fourth Dimension.