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Madness, Religion, and the Limits of Reason

Madness, Religion, and the Limits of Reason

Häftad bok. Södertörns högskola. 2015. 212 sidor.

Nyskick. The idea of a limit of reason, a measure that defines reason and that it must not overstep, has been a constitutive part of philosophy since its beginnings in Greek thought. Placing itself in opposition to the madness of hubris, the excesses of tragedy, and the stories of religion and myth, philosophy expels its others just as much as it thrives on them. It begins and ends at the limit; it is drawn towards its outside, and exists as a perpetual attempt to find a line of demarcation that always ends up passing through its interior.

The present collection analyzes the phenomenon of limit and excess, through readings that range from tragedy and Greek thought, through early Christianity and the Renaissance, to modern phenomenology and philosophy of language.

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ISBN
9789187843242
Titel
Madness, Religion, and the Limits of Reason
Författare
Bornemark, Jonna - Wallenstein, Sven-Olov
Förlag
Södertörns högskola
Utgivningsår
2015
Omfång
208 sidor
Bandtyp
Danskt band
Mått
153 x 227 mm Ryggbredd 14 mm
Vikt
395 g
Språk
English
Baksidestext
The idea of a limit of reason, a measure that defines reason and that it must not overstep, has been a constitutive part of philosophy since its beginnings in Greek thought. Placing itself in opposition to the madness of hubris, the excesses of tragedy, and the stories of religion and myth, philosophy expels its others just as much as it thrives on them. It begins and ends at the limit; it is drawn towards its outside, and exists as a perpetual attempt to find a line of demarcation that always ends up passing through its interior.

The present collection analyzes the phenomenon of limit and excess, through readings that range from tragedy and Greek thought, through early Christianity and the Renaissance, to modern phenomenology and philosophy of language.

Jonna Bornemark is Associate Professor of Philosophy and Lecturer at the Center for Studies in Practical Knowledge at Södertörn University

Sven-Olov Wallenstein is Professor of Philosophy at Södertörn University