An edition of Strange wonder
(2008)
Strange wonder
the closure of metaphysics and the opening of awe
by Mary-Jane Rubenstein
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Strange wonder: the closure of metaphysics and the opening of awe
2008, Columbia University Press
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Table of Contents
Introduction: Wonder and the births of philosophy
Socrates' small difficulty
The wound of wonder
The death and resurrection of Thaumazein
The Thales dilemma
Repetition : Martin Heidegger
Metaphysics small difficulty
Wonder and the first beginning
Wonder and the other beginning
Theaetetus redux : the ghost of the Pseudes Doxa
Once again to the cave
Rethinking Thaumazein
Openness : Emmanuel Levinas
Passivity and responsibility
The ethics of the cave
Infinity and astonishment
Opening out : from existent to existence
Closing down : from existence to existent
Locking up : totality and infinity
The phantom of the autrement
Awakening
Relation : Jean-Luc Nancy
The problem of Mitsein
Mitsein as essential inessentiality
The myth of essentialism
Unworking
Interruption
Repetition
Decision : Jacques Derrida
Thaumazein, the irresponsible, and the undecidable
Hospitality
Undecidability revisited
Much madness is divinest sense (or, who comes after the decision?)
How to avoid the subject (or, that's not my hedgehog!)
Undecidability, take three : think here of Kierkegaard
Mysterium tremendum
Postlude: Possibility.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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