Speech and theology: language and the logic of Incarnation

How to avoid not speaking. The violence of concepts and the possibility of theology ; Method and the question of justice ; Phenomenology's other : the French challenge to phenomenology ; Towards a new phenomenology

Phenomenology and transcendence : genealogy of a challenge. Transcendence in early phenomenology ; The violence of immanence : the French critique ; Incommensurability and transcendence : the violence of the concept

Heidegger's "new" phenomenology. Towards a new phenomenology with the young Heidegger ; Taking Husserl at his word : a phenomenology of the natural attitude ; Finding words for facticity : formal indication as a "grammar"

Praise and confession : how (not) to speak in Augustine. Lost for words? : the challenge of speaking for Augustine ; Between predication and silence : how (not) to speak of God ; How (not) to tell a secret : interiority and the strategy of "confession"

Incarnational logic : on God's refusal to avoid speaking. The problem of theology ; On (not) knowing the Wholly Other : a critique of revelation in Levinas and Marion ; The appearance of the paradox : revelation in Kierkegaard ; ANalogy and respect : retrieving analogy in a French context ; The specter of Platonism : reconsidering participation and incarnation.