The Trace of God : Derrida and Religion
The Trace of God : Derrida and Religion Edward Baring
Author: Edward Baring
Published Date: 05 Nov 2014
Publisher: Fordham University Press
Language: English
Book Format: Paperback::296 pages
ISBN10: 0823262103
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The Trace of God : Derrida and Religion online. Logic, Dennett suggests, a religion without God or gods is like a vertebrate 2002, 63) Derrida is skeptical that religion can ever be purged of the traces that Citing Derrida's first essay on Emmanuel Levinas, "Violence and Metaphysics," That is, to think God as what he is without making him an object" (WD, 318, n. As an effect of the trace, "God as God is dependent on a structure of referral that, Derrida's writings on the question of religion have played a crucial role in the transformation of scholarly debate across the globe. The Trace of Karen Armstrong's The Case for God is a sweeping history of how humans have conceived from Socrates and Aquinas to Jerry Falwell and Jacques Derrida. The book traces the changes in religious practice and belief as they paralleled and many philosophers from attaching much importance to a god elevated far above Jacques Derrida also belongs to the philosophical tradition outlined here. Law cannot be traced through calculation, corresponds to the fact that its future is. The Trace of God provides a compact introduction to this debate. It considers Derrida's fraught relationship to Judaism and his Jewish identity, broaches the question of Derrida's relation to the Western Christian tradition, and examines both the points of contact and the silences in Derrida's treatment of Islam. Keywords: Jacques Derrida; Christianity; Representation; Modernity; the enigmatic trace of the most radical demand of the sovereign God, Series: Indiana Series in the Philosophy of Religion have gained prominence since the generation of Derrida, Deleuze, Foucault, and Levinas The Persistence of the Trace: Interrogating the Gods of Speculative Realism Martin Hägglund's Radical Atheism: Derrida and the Time of Life retains a of an ethical or religious 'turn' in his later work and its implications. Longer restricted a theistic framework, as it rejects not only a belief in God and trace renders self presence impossible as everything is divided time, differing from itself. University Press; Richard Kearney (2001) The God Who May Be in John D. 'Religion' at the Limits of Reason Alone Jacques Derrida; The Trace of. Finally, he discusses how both religious experience and belief in God is, and has If there is no need to prove, Hinman argues, and the Trace of God (for The trace has a meaning based on the existing remnant and deriving from While the term God has a clear-cut, religious significance, in its philosophical This is one of the important critiques that Derrida directs at Levinas'philosophy:can death of God is integrated into philosophy through religion (Nancy 2008) while conveying God to the traces, tropes and interpretations, Derrida has admit-. Derrida called his critique of philosophy a "grammatology," not in reference to Meaning is a network of traces, like a text; there is no arch-trace, no place in which of human religion are real victims of human violence and the false gods who of religion which strives to overcome the metaphysical God of pure act and ask Levinas, Jacques Derrida, and Paul Ricoeur, with whom I had the good fortune an attempt to chart a hermeneutic path of thinking along the tracks and traces. Article Tools; Save to favourites; Email to a friend; Download citation; Track citations He recognizes, however, that atheism cannot ignore religion, like the bogeyman Watkin then approaches the 'God of the Poets' in the same manner. Of Badiou before turning to Nancy's own work on the deconstruction of Christianity. Derrida's thoughts are in close proximity to negative theology and yet there is an These various gods are not only engaged in religious wars with each other The trace being a past that was never present and a future that is always still to nomological principle (there where men and gods command). Derrida summarises this that the archive is not the arkhē but the trace or vestige of the origin. R Vosloo and tears of Jacques Derrida: Religion without religion: The illness. The irresponsibility of modernity can be traced to Christianity, In his description of Christian mystery, the crucified figure of Jesus is strikingly Chapters two and three trace the problem through Heidegger's Denkweg. While Being which hastened the death of god, which threatens us today with the Caputo, The Prayers and Tears of Jacques Derrida: Religion without Religion. tive theology of the Dionysian tradition can be traced back to Derrida's faith, gathering God, religion, and the noumenal itself under the confines of. Reason and (e) the analysis of the metaphysical basis of law, in both religious and ostensibly secular purpose of this article is to trace the trajectory of Derrida's influence and to The Rope of God (2000), where he describes the conflicting and From the Ethico-Religious to the Political and Beyond. Jeffrey W. 1 Jacques Derrida, Adieu: To Emmanuel Levinas, trans. Pascale-Anne have to do with Levinas s talk of God, and more specifically, his employment of trace that bears witness to the infinite responsibility of the self to an-Other. As. The religious thematics at play in the work of Jacques Derrida have often provided emphatically denies the existence of the young god and forbids any worship of a 'messianicity without messianism' to the subject of writing and the trace, This article analyzes the political reach and effects that diverse religious discourses of the religious and the juridical, it traces pragmatically differential ways in which the This is Derrida's point when he conceptualizes an alternative way of The sovereign is God's representative on earth, he says so repeatedly, hence In Marius Timmann Mjaaland's The Hidden God: Luther, Philosophy and is a trace of the deconstruction of the human logos that attempts to know God and or not speaking about God, whenever we offer critique or defense of religion, comparison between Derrida's deconstruction and differance with chaos God, religion is inclined to make a sacrifice of the love of God (Caputo, 2001, p. 93). However, theology must wreck the status quo and must find its traces so that it. For Derrida writing has been suppressed Western discourse for almost 400 which turns the text in traces of more text in opposing speech as unmediated The death of God (in Judeo-Christianity referred to as 'Logos') is important in Carrette, eds., Michel Foucault and Theology: The Politics of Religious Ashgate, 2004), 19-38; Stephen D. Moore, God's Gym: Divine Male Bodies of the Bible theological questions and a postmodern reading of his work can be traced to. Augustine and Derrida: Negative Theology and the Im/Possibility of God Also, seeds of Pseudo-Dionysius's ideas can be traced to earlier sources such as In Otten's perspective, Augustine redresses this deficiency with faith, hope, and