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Strange Wonder: The Closure of Metaphysics and the Opening of Awe
March, 2009
Cloth, 272 pages,
ISBN: 978-0-231-14632-6
$45.00
/ £31.00
Acknowledgments
Introduction: Wonder and the Births of Philosophy
1. Repetition: Martin Heidegger
2. Openness: Emmanuel Levinas
3. Relation: Jean-Luc Nancy
4. Decision: Jacques Derrida
Postlude: Possibility
Notes
Bibliography
Index
, by Locking Up: Totality and Infinity
, by The Phantom of the Autrement
, by Awakening
3. Relation: Jean-Luc Nancy
, by The Problem of Mitsein
, by Mitsein as Essential Inessentiality
, by The Myth of Essentialism
, by Unworking
, by Interruption
, by Il n’y a qu’il y a
, by Repetition
4. Decision: Jacques Derrida
, by Thaumazein, the Irresponsible, and the Undecidable
, by Hospitality
, by Undecidability Revisited
, by Much Madness Is Divinest Sense (or, Who Comes After the Decision?)
, by How to Avoid the Subject (or, “That’s Not My Hedgehog!”)
, by Undecidability, Take Three: “Think Here of Kierkegaard”
, by Mysterium Tremendum
Postlude: Possibility
, by The Opening of Closure
, by Il n’y a qu’es spukt
, by Nearer Than Hands and Feet
Notes
Bibliography
Index