Author | Srajek, Martin C. author |
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Title | In the Margins of Deconstruction [electronic resource] : Jewish Conceptions of Ethics in Emmanuel Levinas and Jacques Derrida / by Martin C. Srajek |
Imprint | Dordrecht : Springer Netherlands : Imprint: Springer, 1998 |
Connect to | http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-5198-6 |
Descript | XIV, 288 p. online resource |
1: The Text Reading and Revelation -- 1.1 Introduction: The Text as โEspace Vitaleโ -- 1.2 Levinasโ Concept of Subjectivity -- 1.3 Midrashic Ethics -- 1.4 Humans as the Irruption in Being -- 2: The absolute Cohen, Rosenzweig, Levinas: Infinite Ethics -- 2.1 God as Infinite -- 2.2 The Modern Jewish Tradition -- 2.3 Emmanuel Levinas -- 2.4 Conclusion -- Chafter 3: Agency Judaism as the Matrix Between Levinas and Derrida -- 3.1 The Language of Constitution -- 3.2 The Prophet Ezekiel in the Writings of Levinas -- 3.3 The Prophet Ezekiel in the Thought of Cohen -- 3.4 From Fragmentation to the I/Thou -- 3.5 Fragmentation and Completion -- 4: Community Phenomenology of the Face -- 4.1 Towards a Community of the Face -- 4.2 Husserlโs European Scientific Community -- 4.3 Levinasโ Critique of Traditional Phenomenology -- 4.4 Face-to-Face: The Grounding Aspect of Community -- 5: Transition -- 6: The Text Pure Presence and the Task of Translation -- 6.1 The Text and the Meaning of Presence -- 6.2 Husserlโs Infinite Task -- 6.3 The Ethics of Babel -- 7: The Absolute Apocalypse: Epistemological Exile vis-ร -vis Truth -- 7.1 Apocalypse and Absolute -- 7.2 Kantโs Distinguished Tone -- 7.3 The Apocalyptic Aspect in Kantโs Approach -- 7.4 Apocalypse and Prรฉvenance -- 7.5 The Hermeneutics of Exile in Levinas and Derrida -- 7.6 The Ethical Significance of the Apocalyptic Discourse -- 8: Agency Differentiality and Negativity -- 8.1 Apocalypse as the Critique of Negativity -- 8.2 Negative Theology in Jewish Thought -- 8.3 Derrida and Negative Theology -- 8.4 Negative Theology and Speaking About It -- 8.5 Diffรฉrence and the Discourse on Truth -- 8.6 Apocalypse and the Ineffable Name of God -- 8.7 Cohen and Derrida: On the Possibility of Theology -- 9: Community Diffรฉrence as Messianism, Khora, and Minimal Community -- 9.1 Deconstruction as Description and Prescription -- 9.2 Messianism -- 9.3 Khora -- 9.4 Community -- 9.5 Deconstructive Practice of Halakhah -- Conclusion