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§25. The will or my ownmost

  • Jean-Luc Marion
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In the Self's Place
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Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents xi
  3. Foreword xiii
  4. Bibliographic Note xvii
  5. Translator’s Note xix
  6. §1. The aporia of Saint Augustine 1
  7. 1. Confessio or Reduction
  8. §2. What praise means 11
  9. §3. Citation and responsal 21
  10. §4. Confessio divided and doubled 27
  11. §5. Coherence by confessio 32
  12. §6. Unity by confessio 36
  13. §7. The model and alterity 40
  14. §8. The variations of the model 50
  15. 2. The Ego or the Gifted
  16. §9. The appearance of a cogito 56
  17. §10. The anonymity of the ego 62
  18. §11. The dimensions of memoria 69
  19. §12. The immemorial 74
  20. §13. What desire thinks 80
  21. §14. Vita beata as principle 87
  22. §15. The gifted, more than the ego 93
  23. 3. Truth, or the Saturated Phenomenon
  24. §16. The demand of the vita beata 101
  25. §17. Dual-action truth 108
  26. §18. Hatred of truth 113
  27. §19. Evidential excess 115
  28. §20. Love of truth 120
  29. §21. Third-order truth 128
  30. §22. The truth loved: pulchritudo 138
  31. 4. Weakness of Will, or Power of Love
  32. §23. Temptation and the fact of self 145
  33. §24. Desire or care 152
  34. §25. The will or my ownmost 159
  35. §26. To will, not to will 164
  36. §27. Weakness of will 170
  37. §28. Vehementer velle 175
  38. §29. The grace to will 182
  39. 5. Time, or the Advent
  40. §30. Time and the origin 191
  41. §31. Differance 197
  42. §32. The aporia of the present 202
  43. §33. The measure of bodily movement 208
  44. §34. Distentio animi 212
  45. §35. The event of creation 217
  46. §36. Conversion of the distentio 223
  47. 6. The Creation of the Self
  48. §37. The opening of the world 230
  49. §38. The aporia of the place 237
  50. §39. The site of confessio 243
  51. §40. Resemblance without definition 252
  52. §41. Pondus meum 260
  53. §42. The univocity of love 270
  54. §43. In the self’s place 282
  55. 7. Addition: Idipsum, or the Name of God
  56. §44. The question of the names of God 289
  57. §45. The common response 292
  58. §46. Translating idipsum by attraction 295
  59. §47. The silence of idipsum 299
  60. §48. Sum qui sum, or immutability 302
  61. Conclusion
  62. §49. Oneself as inclusion 307
  63. Notes 313
  64. English Translations Cited 397
  65. Index locorum 403
  66. Index nominum 411
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