Description
This study looks at the phenomenological work of 20th century French thinker Michel Henry, exploring Henry’s work in its various dimensions: in its situatedness within the Western philosophical tradition, such as Meister Eckhart, Descartes, Nietzsche, Husserl, and Jean-Luc Marion; in its dialogue with classic philosophies of the subject and the interior life; in its relation to the question of language and the problem of representationl with regard to ethics, the problem of inter-subjectivity and contemporary philosophies of “the other”; and finally, in terms of its possible contribution to Christian theological thinking today. The author offers her own original critiques of Henry’s work.
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