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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Negative Theology"”.
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Jacques Derrida and Jean-Luc Marion on the (im)possibility of negative theology.
… and Jean-Luc Marion argue the impossibility of negative theology. For Derrida, negative theology operates via “denegations” that lead to a hyper-theology affirming God as hyperousious. “Mystical theology” embodies this hyper-movement and, so, is no longer apophatic. For Marion, negative theology …
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Playing Jonah's Hand: Poems
… intersections between poetry and Christian theology. In the first essay I identify the imaginative faculty as the primary source of agency for the speaker in John Donne's "Holy Sonnets." Working upon Barbara Lewalski's assertion that these sonnets represent "the Protestant paradigm of …
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Jacques Derrida, the sacred other and Seventh-day Adventism stumbling on the creative play of différance in Genesis 1
… could have been substituted for others: negative theology, the other, detours, khôra and différance.
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Contemporary abstract painting and spiritual experience: an investigation through practice
… postmodernism and a renewed critical interest in negative theology. .' Negative theology is seen as having similarities to a broader apophatic outlook found both in contemporary thought and art. This leads to a contemporary model of abstract painting and spiritual experience using a language of …
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Negative faith: the heretical writings of Valéry, Bataille and Laruelle
… aim of this thesis is to outline a new concept: negative faith. Negative faith is an unsayable, unknowable faith without an object, a form of energeia that explains the existence of what can be called impossible texts. Negative theology, Valéry’s Cahiers, Bataille’s more mystical works and …
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Expressing the Inexpressible: Bearing Witness in Jean-François Lyotard and Pseudo-Dionysius
… postmodernism and Pseudo-Dionysius' philosophic-theology as pedagogic pursuits, as spiritual exercises in the originary sense of philosophy as the love of wisdom, rather than analytic treatises of self-subsistent theories. </p><p> The plight of bearing witness to the ineffable is explored through …