This book critically advances readings of Jacques Derrida to offer a renewed understanding of the problem of decision and its inherent exclusivity. Michael Oliver applies this deconstructive insight to the contexts of justice pursuits and theological negotiations of divine decision, arguing for the necessity of reckoning with difficult decisions.
This book critically advances readings of Jacques Derrida to offer a renewed understanding of the problem of decision and its inherent exclusivity. Michael Oliver applies this deconstructive insight to the contexts of justice pursuits and theological negotiations of divine decision, arguing for the necessity of reckoning with difficult decisions.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Michael Oliver is a departmental lecturer in the faculty of theology and religion at the University of Oxford.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction: How to Avoid Decision: Denials Part One: Deconstructing Undecidability Chapter One: Religion sans Exclusivity, "Perhaps" Chapter Two: Rereading Undecidability: An Appreciation for the Aporetic Double-Bind Part Two: Justifying Decisions Chapter Three: The Injustice of Exclusivity Chapter Four: The Injustice of Indecision Part Three: Deconstructing Divine Undecidability Chapter Five: Un/Avoidable Divine Decision Chapter Six: Un/Avoidable Human Decisions about Divine Decision Conclusion: The Decision-Maker that Therefore I am
Introduction: How to Avoid Decision: Denials Part One: Deconstructing Undecidability Chapter One: Religion sans Exclusivity, "Perhaps" Chapter Two: Rereading Undecidability: An Appreciation for the Aporetic Double-Bind Part Two: Justifying Decisions Chapter Three: The Injustice of Exclusivity Chapter Four: The Injustice of Indecision Part Three: Deconstructing Divine Undecidability Chapter Five: Un/Avoidable Divine Decision Chapter Six: Un/Avoidable Human Decisions about Divine Decision Conclusion: The Decision-Maker that Therefore I am
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