Table of Contents for Hong, H.V.: Correlations in Rosenzweig and Levinas.

Correlations in Rosenzweig and Levinas
Robert Gibbs

TABLE OF CONTENTS:

Acknowledgments
Abbreviations and Citations
Introduction: Philosophy and Its Others 3
Two Lives 5
The Task 10
Ch. 1 Correlations, Adaptation 17
A Family Portrait 17
The Basic Influences 23
Adaptation 31
Ch. 2 The Logic of Limitation 34
Death and Philosophy 36
The Star Inside Out 40
Getting Something from Nothing 46
Conclusion: Reason and Discontinuity 54
Ch. 3 Speech as Performance (I): The Grammar of Revelation 57
Performing and Grammar 59
The Moods of Theology 67
Ch. 4 Speech as Performance (II): Logic, Reading, Questions 80
Prophetic Thinking, Fulfilling Speech 81
God Speaks with Human Language 92
The Question of Theology 100
Ch. 5 Eternity and Society (I): Sociology and History 105
Social Time 107
Place-Holders and Historical Claims 113
Ch. 6 Eternity and Society (II): Politics vs. Aesthetics 129
Form and Force (Gestalt and Gewalt) 129
Gestures of Eternity 136
Eternal Enmity 151
Ch. 7 Correlations, Translation 155
From Politics to Rhetoric 158
Translation into 'Greek' 164
Philosophical Hermeneutics 167
'Hebrew's' Demand for 'Greek' 171
Appendix: Levinas' Texts for the Colloquiums 175
Ch. 8 The Unique Other: Hermann Cohen and Emmanuel Levinas 176
Cohen's Double Discovery of the 'You' 178
Levinas' Account of the Other 181
The Other's Freedom / My Re-sponsibility 184
Companion or Stranger? 188
Ch. 9 Substitution: Marcel and Levinas 192
Performing De-centering 194
Levinas' Subtitution 204
Into My Own Voice 222
Appendix: Pre-Texts 226
Ch. 10 Marx and Levinas: Liberation in Society 229
In the Face of the Other: Levinas' Economics 230
Marx's Social Ethics 243
Revolution and the Face 250
Appendix: Levinas on Marx 252
Epilogue: Seven Rubrics for Jewish Philosophy 255
Notes 261
Select Bibliography 271
Name Index 275
Subject Index 277