THE STEP BACK: Ethics and Politics after Deconstruction -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- INTRODUCTION: Toward a Negative Capability -- PART I. Philosophy and Violence -- 1. Identity and Violence -- 2. The Philosophy of Violence: The Violence of Philosophy -- 3. Where Levinas Went Wrong: Some Questions for My Levinasian Friends -- Addendum: TWENTY THESES ON VIOLENCE -- PART II. Singular Encounters -- 4. The First Kiss: Tales of Innocence and Experience -- 5. Thinking God in the Wake of Kierkegaard -- 6. Dionysus in America -- PART III. Ethics and Politics after Deconstruction
7. Notes toward a Deconstructive Phenomenology -- 8. Responsibility Reinscribed (and How) -- 9. What Is Ecophenomenology? -- 10. Globalization and Freedom -- POSTSCTRIPT-Philosophy: The Antioxidant of Higher Education -- Notes -- INTRODUCTION -- 1. IDENTITY AND VIOLENCE -- 2. THE PHILOSOPHY OF VIOLENCE :: THE VIOLENCE OF PHILOSOPHY -- 3. WHERE LEVINAS WENT WRONG -- 4. THE FIRST KISS -- 5. THINKING GOD IN THE WAKE OF KIERKEGAARD -- 6. DIONYSUS IN AMERICA -- 7. NOTES TOWARD A DECONSTRUCTIVE PHENOMENOLOGY -- 8. RESPONSIBILITY REINSCRIBED (AND HOW) -- 9. WHAT IS ECOPHENOMENOLOGY?
10. GLOBALIZATION AND FREEDOM -- Index -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- J -- K -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P -- R -- S -- T -- V -- W
