دانلود کتاب Divine Flesh, Embodied Word: Incarnation as a Hermeneutical Key to a Feminist Theologian's Reading of Luce Irigaray's Work

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Table of Contents......Page 7
Acknowledgements......Page 12
Acknowledgements 2005......Page 14
Introduction......Page 16
I. Incarnation: the Word becomes flesh......Page 29
1. The order of discourse is built upon matricide......Page 32
A specific order of the city is established through matricide......Page 33
The constitution of the masculine subject is founded upon matricide......Page 42
2. \'And the Word became flesh\': salvation or matricide?......Page 54
The Prologue to the Gospel of John......Page 56
The Niceno-Constantinopolitan Creed......Page 67
The Eucharist: this is my body, this is my blood......Page 71
3. Becoming woman, becoming \'hysteric\': the genesis of female embodied subjectivity......Page 83
The order of discourse eradicates difference......Page 84
Becoming woman, becoming hysteric......Page 93
II. Incarnation: the flesh becomes Word......Page 109
4. The flesh: maternal, sensible, tangible and libidinal matter......Page 117
The flesh: blood, flesh, material elements......Page 119
Being is rooted in the flesh......Page 134
5. Morphology: corporeal, imaginary, linguistic differences between the sexes......Page 137
Morphology: the form of the flesh......Page 139
Morphology: the parameter to the formation of identity......Page 143
Discovering the morphology of the female sex.......Page 152
The morphology of language......Page 164
6. God-She: the horizon or \'objective\' of a gender and the object of communication......Page 171
\'God\': the emblem of a \'house-of-language\'......Page 173
7. God: mirror of woman......Page 190
Women need a Speculum Mundi to become......Page 193
Inventing an identity: giving oneself images......Page 203
Identity and becoming......Page 208
III. Incarnation: fruit of the encounter with the other......Page 218
8. The dialectical structure of the relation to the other......Page 224
The recognition of the alterity of the other......Page 225
From God as the transcendent Other to the transcendence of the other: Luce Irigaray\'s critique of God......Page 227
The recognition of the other is the labour of the negative......Page 242
The dialectical movement between self and other, between inner and outer......Page 251
Incarnation: the fruit of the encounter with the other......Page 255
9. Incarnation: the fruit of the encounter of female subject with the horizon of her gender......Page 258
The transcendence of the horizon of the female gender......Page 259
Luce Irigaray looks at art.......Page 270
The construction of a horizon: aesthetic practice and theory ánd the recources of this construction......Page 280
10. Incarnation: the fruit of the encounter of female subject with the other: man or woman......Page 293
The love of and for the other of different sex......Page 294
Love of the other, woman......Page 321
The fecundity of the love of the other......Page 333
Speaking and thinking \'God\': the dialectics between flesh and Word.......Page 344
The flesh as living matter......Page 346
The flesh is productive matter: the significance of a philosophy of sexual difference......Page 349
A post-theistic understanding of \'God......Page 358
The function of \'God\' in a post-theistic discourse......Page 361
\'God\': the symbol of the transcendence of the horizon of a gender......Page 366
The dialectical relation of flesh and Word......Page 369
The dialectics between \'God\' and the divine and the tension between eros and thanatos......Page 370
The divine: creative ánd disruptive force......Page 374
Book and articles by Luce Irigaray, used in this book......Page 380
Books and articles by other authors......Page 382
Index......Page 396