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The logic of incarnation : James K. A. Smith's critique of postmodern religion
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- Creator
- edited by Neal DeRoo and Brian Lightbody; with contribution and response by James K. A. Smith
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- English
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- Eugene, Or. : Pickwick Publications, [2009]
- ©2009
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- xxvii, 223 pages ; 23 cm
- ISBNs
- 9781556359699, 1556359691
- OCLC
- ocn301329947
- Includes bibliographical references.
- The logic of incarnation: towards a Catholic postmodernism / James K. A. Smith -- Determined to reveal: determination and revelation in Derrida / Neal DeRoo -- On universality and Christian particularism in a postmodern trio: James K. A. Smith, Jacques Derrida, and Søren Kierkegaard / Leo Stan -- Undecidability and indecidability: does Derrida's ethics depend on Levinas's notion of the third? / Brian Lightbody -- Tasting the inscape of haecceity with Hopkins, the Franciscan philosophers, Nietzsche, and Derrida / Marko Zlomislić -- Defending a universalizable culture of particularities (with and against James K. A. Smith) / Mehdi Wolf -- Deconstructing institutions: Derrida and the "emerging church" / Peter Schuurman -- All (for)giving: the gift or preaching (forgiveness) backwards / James Vanderberg -- Saving the whale or dancing with dolphins? / Andre Basson -- Taking Derrida, Lyotard, and Foucault to Tim Horton's: experiencing the modern and the post-modern in Canada / Stan Skrzeszewski -- Is James K. A. Smith afraid of postmodernity / Wendy C. Hamblet -- Who's afraid of theology?: a conversation with James K. A. Smith on dogmatics as the grammar of Christian particularity / Mark Bowald -- Unlike any other hope: the eschatological structure of hope / James H. Olthuis -- Is the grace that calls whale-riders back to Catholicism any more amazing for Smith than for Derrida and Caputo? / David Goicoechea -- Continuing the conversation / James K. A. Smith