Frontmatter
CONTENTS
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
1 Continental Philosophy of Religion: An Introduction
1 Ruptures in the Boundaries of Reason
2 The Poetics of the Impossible and the Kingdom of God
3 Toward a "Continental" Philosophy of Religion: Derrida, Responsibility, and "Nondogmatic" Faith
4 Ethical Experience: Mauvaise Conscience and Necessary Sadness
5 Anxious Responsibility and Responsible Anxiety: Kierkegaard and Levinas on Ethics and Religion
6 Derrida, the Messianic, and Eschatology
2 Locating Reason in Culture and Gender
7 Birth and the Powers of Horror: Julia Kristeva on Gender, Religion, and Death
8 Ineffable Knowledge and Gender
3 Locating Reason in Theology and Spirituality
9 Speaking Otherwise: Postmodern Analogy
10 Apophasis and Askêsis: Contemporary Philosophy and Mystical Theology
11 Continental Philosophy, Catholicism, and the Exigencies of Responsibility: The Resources of Maurice Blondel's Works
4 Religion inside the Limits of Reason Itself 4 Religion inside the Limits of Reason Itself
12 From Neo-Platonism to Souls in Silica: Quests for Immortality
13 Gilles Deleuze and the Sublime Fold of Religion
5 Reason within the Limits of Religion Alone
14 Schelling, Bloch, and the Continental Philosophy of Religion
15 Politics and Experience: Bergsonism beyond Transcendence and Immanence
NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS
INDEX