افق‌های گشوده: فلسفه ژان لوک ماریون [کتاب انگلیسی] | کتابخانه مجازی الفبا

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Breached Horizons: The Philosophy of Jean-Luc Marion
Contents
Abbreviations of Primary Works by Jean-Luc Marion
Editor’s Introduction: Traversing the Beyond with Jean-Luc Marion
REFLECTIONS ON THE PAST
PRESENT OPENINGS
BREACHING FUTURE HORIZONS
CONCLUSION
1 How Marion Gives Himself
NOTES
BIBLIOGRAPHY
2 The Question of the Reduction
THREE SHORTCOMINGS OF THE PRINCIPLES
THE FOURTH PRINCIPLE
ECSTASY AND THE “STRUCTURE OF THE CALL AND THE RESPONSE”
THE UNIVOCITY OF “LIFE” WITH CALL AND RESPONSE
THE REDUCTION IS UNAMBIGUOUS BECAUSE IT IS RECIPROCAL
NOTES
BIBLIOGRAPHY
Part I: Reflections on the Past
3 Amor et Memoria
THE GREEKS: PLATO AND PLOTINUS
AUGUSTINE: ANOTHER LOVE
WE MODERNS
SECULARIZATION
IN PRAISE OF MEMORY
NOTES
BIBLIOGRAPHY
4 Givenness, Grace, and Marion’s Augustinianism
NOTES
BIBLIOGRAPHY
5 Ways of Being Given: Investigating the Bounds of Givenness through Marion and Husserl
THE BROADENING OF INTUITION
THE BROADENING OF GIVENNESS
THE UNBOUNDEDNESS OF GIVENNESS
CONCLUSION
NOTES
BIBLIOGRAPHY
6 On the Threshold of Distance: The Origins of the Gift-Question in Marion
THE FORMAL STRUCTURE OF THE GIFT-QUESTION
THE DOUBLE ENCODING OF REVELATION
PATERNITY AND THE DEDUCTION OF DISTANCE
CONCLUSION
NOTES
BIBLIOGRAPHY
Part II: Present Openings
7 Reading Textual Dramatics: Marion, Levinas, and the Interplay of Affection and Reason
NOTES
BIBLIOGRAPHY
8 The Moving Icon: Critically Seeking the Aesthetic in Marion and Finding a Phenomenological Alternative with Husserl
THE AESTHETIC ARGUMENT
HANS GEORG GADAMER ON PLAY
THE PHENOMENOLOGICAL ALTERNATIVE
NOTES
BIBLIOGRAPHY
9 Love without Bodies
LOVE AND THE BODY
LOVE AND ART
LOVE BEYOND THE FLESH
CONCLUSION
NOTES
BIBLIOGRAPHY
10 “As an Orpheus of Phenomenality . . .”
NOTES
BIBLIOGRAPHY
Part III: Breaching Future Horizons
11 Discovering Human Insufficiency with Marion: From Vanity to Weakness of Will
GOD WITHOUT BEING: VANITY AS A “NEGATIVE WAY” BEYOND ONTOLOGICAL DIFFERENCE
THE EROTIC PHENOMENON: VANITY AS THE ROUTE TO THE EROTIC REDUCTION
FROM VANITY TO WEAKNESS OF WILL
CONCLUSION
NOTES
BIBLIOGRAPHY
12 Marion’s Spirituality of Adoration and Its Implications for a Phenomenology of Religion
LARVATUS PRO DEO AND CAPAX DEI: MARION AND DESCARTES
CONTEMPLATING THE ICON AND THE LANGUAGE OF PRAISE: MARION AND THEOLOGY
PHENOMENA OF REVELATION AND THE ADONNÉ: MARION AND PHENOMENOLOGY
IMPLICATIONS FOR PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION
NOTES
BIBLIOGRAPHY
13 From Negative Theology to Hermeneutics: Marion as Interpreter of Saint Paul
FROM NEGATIVE THEOLOGY TO THE SATURATED PHENOMENON
LOGOS OF THE WORLD AND LOGOS OF GOD
TOWARD A HERMENEUTICS OF INVISIBILITY
NOTES
BIBLIOGRAPHY
14 An Excess of Happiness: The Approach of Marion
NOTES
BIBLIOGRAPHY
15 Flight from the Flesh: Freud’s Id and Ego as Saturated Phenomena
FREUD’S KANTIAN PROJECT
FROM ID TO FLESH: THE AFFECTIVE UNCONSCIOUS
TIME IN THE FLESH: LIFE AND DEATH EVENTS
FLIGHT FROM THE FLESH: THE BODY-EGO
CONCLUSION
NOTES
BIBLIOGRAPHY
Index
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