Author: Ruf, Henry, editor:
Title: Religion, Ontotheology, and Deconstruction
Description: New York, Paragon House, (1989). orig.cloth. 23x15cm, xiv, 238 pp. Minor rubbing, VG, in a torn dustwrapper. dustwrapper ¶ Contains 11 papers: Includes: H. Ruf "The Origin of the Debate over Ontotheology & Deconstruction in the Texts of Wittgenstein & Derrida"; Huston Smith "The View from Everywhere: Ontotheology & the Post- Nietzschean Deconstruction of Metaphysics"; M.D. Bryant "From 'De' to 'Re' or...Does the 'Future of Ontotheology' Require the Recovery of the Experience/Sense of Transcendence?"; R.E. Mujica "'My God, My God, Why Hast Thou Forsaken Me?' The Death of God from a Cosmological & a Psycholgoical Perspective"; T.G. Walsh "Deconstruction, Countersecularization & Communicative Action: Prelude to Metaphysics"; F.K.Flinn "Reconstructing the Deconstruction of Ontology"; T.A. O'Connor "The Challenge of Ontotheology"; G. Vahanian "Ontotheology & the Future of Theology"; R.E. Carter "Zen & Ontotheology via Heidegger"; J. Edwards " Deconstruction & the End of Philosophy: Kierkegaard, Wittgenstein, & the Hope of Salvation"; R.E. Hill "The Future of Ontotheology".

Keywords: Philosophical Theology, Ontology, Ontotheology, Theological, Philosophy, Metaphysics, Deconstruction, ,