Phenomenology and the Theological Turn: The French Debate (Perspectives in Continental Philosophy, No. 15)

Phenomenology and the "Theological Turn" brings together the debate over Janicaud's critique of the "theological turn" represented by the works of Emmanuel Levinas, Paul RicÅ? ur, Jean-Luc Marion, Jean-François Courtine, Jean-Louis Chrétien, and Michel Henry. Frontmatter Part I: The Theological Turn of French Phenomenology by Dominique Janicaud Translator's Introduction (page 3) 1. Contours of the Turn (page 16) 2. The Swerve (page 35) 3. Veerings (page 50) 4. The Surprises of Immanence (page 70) 5. Reorientation (page 87) Part II: Phenomenology and Theology Translator's Preface: The Phenomenology of Religion: New Possibilities for Philosophy and for Religion (page 107) Introduction: Phenomenology and Hermeneutics of Religion (by Jean-François Courtine, page 121) 6. Experience and Language in Religious Discourse (by Paul Ricœur, page 127) 7. The Wounded Word: Phenomenology of Prayer (by Jean-Louis Chrétien, page 147) 8. The Saturated Phenomenon (by Jean-Luc Marion, page 176) 9. Speech and Religion: The Word of God (by Michel Henry, page 217) English-Language Editions Cited (page 243) "Phenomenology and the Theological Turn: The French Debate brings together in a single volume the debate over Dominique Janicaud's critique of the "theological turn" of French phenomenology as represented by the works of Emmanuel Levinas, Paul Ricoeur, Jean-Luc Marion, Jean-Francois Courtine, Jean-Louis Chretien, and Michel Henry."--BOOK JACKET.

phenomenology And The 'theological Turn' Brings Together The Debate Over Janicaud's Critique Of The 'theological Turn' Represented By The Works Of Emmanuel Levinas, Paul Ric Ur, Jean-luc Marion, Jean-françois Courtine, Jean-louis Chrétien, And Michel Henry.

pt. 1. The theological turn of French phenomenology pt. 2. Phenomenology and theology.