Jean-Luc Marion: a theo-logical introduction

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Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy Karl Barth and Christian Theology Philosophy, Ethics, and Existentialism

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Contents: Introduction Part I Situating Marion: Contexts Philosophical perspectives Introducing phenomenology Postmodern imperatives. Part II The theological destitution of metaphysics: A theology of distance The icon, love, and the gift Thinking God: Descartes and the idea of the infinite God without being. Part III Exceeding Excess: Renewals of phenomenology Saturated phenomena A thought of love. Postscript Appendices Index.

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