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The book is straightforward and trustworthy. It does not engage in obscurantism or speak overmuch Levinasese; it does not misrepresent Levinas's ideas; and it engages with secondary sources extensively and generously.

* Reading Religion *

Cynthia D. Coe's book is a thoughtful, well-researched, and accessible contribution to the English-language scholarship on Emmanuel Levinas's philosophy.

* Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews *

Table of Contents

Abbreviations
Acknowledgments
Introduction
1. Deformalizing Time
2. The Traumatic Impact of Deformalized Time
3. The Method of An-Archeology
4. Between Theodicy and Despair
5. The Sobering Up of Oedipus
6. Anxieties of Incarnation
7. Rethinking Death on the Basis of Time
8. Animals and Creatures
Conclusion: Inheriting the Thought of Diachrony
Bibliography
Index

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      Publisher: Indiana University Press
      Publication Date: 12/03/2018
      ISBN13: 9780253031969, 978-0253031969
      ISBN10: 0253031966
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      Description

      Book Synopsis


      Trade Review

      The book is straightforward and trustworthy. It does not engage in obscurantism or speak overmuch Levinasese; it does not misrepresent Levinas's ideas; and it engages with secondary sources extensively and generously.

      * Reading Religion *

      Cynthia D. Coe's book is a thoughtful, well-researched, and accessible contribution to the English-language scholarship on Emmanuel Levinas's philosophy.

      * Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews *

      Table of Contents

      Abbreviations
      Acknowledgments
      Introduction
      1. Deformalizing Time
      2. The Traumatic Impact of Deformalized Time
      3. The Method of An-Archeology
      4. Between Theodicy and Despair
      5. The Sobering Up of Oedipus
      6. Anxieties of Incarnation
      7. Rethinking Death on the Basis of Time
      8. Animals and Creatures
      Conclusion: Inheriting the Thought of Diachrony
      Bibliography
      Index

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