NOTES

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Series Editor’s Preface vii
4. Acknowledgements ix
5. Introduction: Christianity and the Origin
6. Caputo vs Hägglund 1
7. Jean-Luc Nancy’s Deconstruction of Christianity 3
8. Luther and Heidegger 6
9. Does ‘Christianity’ Exist? 8
10. S’il y en a, or il n’y a pas? 10
11. Figuration 12
12. Outline 16
13. NOTES 17
14. 1. Creation Ex Nihilo: The Figurative Subject
15. God Without Being 26
16. Onto-theology 28
17. A Spinozan Rewriting of Being and Time 31
18. Invention 33
19. Who Comes After the Subject? 36
20. Ego Sum 37
21. Dardichtung 40
22. The Figurative Subject 42
23. Areality, or the ‘There’ 44
24. The Fiction of Creation 47
25. NOTES 51
26. 2. Trinity: An Ontology of Relation
27. Alterity and Fraternity 60
28. Interior intimo meo 63
29. Singular Plurality 65
30. God as the Otherness of the World 67
31. The Renvoi and Resonance of Sense 70
32. Revelation and the Call 74
33. Caritas and Community 75
34. Adoration and the With 80
35. NOTES 86
36. 3. Incarnation: Writing the Tactile Body
37. Chrétien’s Spiritual Touch 93
38. Kenosis 96
39. The Body and Sense 99
40. Figuration, or Exscription 105
41. The Tactile Body 113
42. Eucharistic Touch 118
43. NOTES 122
44. 4. Resurrection: The Truth of Christianity
45. Hegelian Aufhebung 128
46. Salvation 131
47. Anastasis: Sight and Touch 133
48. Salutation and Relation 139
49. Testimony: Truth and Sense 143
50. Parousia: The Self-Overcoming of Revelation 147
51. The (Re)Birth of Christianity 153
52. NOTES 156
53. Conclusion: The Future of Philosophy and Religion 163
54. Bibliography 174
55. Index 184