Whither Transcendence? Immanence and Critique in The Self-Emptying Subject
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DOI: 10.1007/s11841-021-00827-7
Abstract: This paper engages Alex Dubilet’s The Self-Emptying Subject: Kenosis and Immanence, Medieval to Modern and his account of immanence and kenosis as exhibited in his reading of Hegel’s concept of Entäußerung [externalization]. Specifically, I focus… read more here.
Keywords: immanence; transcendence; emptying subject; concept ... See more keywords
“The Power to Empty Oneself”: Hegel, Kenosis, and Intellectual Virtue
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DOI: 10.1080/1462317x.2016.1224050
Abstract: This article considers Hegel's idea of Entäußerung, or kenosis, as a model for an intellectual virtue that enables people to confront difference and disagreement without domination. According to Hegel, Entäußerung involves a refusal to use… read more here.
Keywords: power empty; ent erung; kenosis; intellectual virtue ... See more keywords
Kenosis, Charity, Love: On the Mystical Element in Greco-Judeo-Islamic Thought
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DOI: 10.1215/00138282-4337489
Abstract: Abstract:Thinking with the Christian mystery of kenosis (the self-emptying of God) in relation to divine motions of charity and love, this article sets out to recover a kenotic-mystical element in Greco-Judeo-Islamic Neoplatonisms. After rehearsing the… read more here.
Keywords: mystical element; charity love; kenosis; element greco ... See more keywords