Quaestiones Disputatae: Ancient and Medieval Interpretations of Aristotle's CategoriesSelected Papers on the Philosophy of Jean-Luc Marion

Volume 1, No.1 Fall 2010

Special Editor: John White

• Jean-Luc Marion
  • “The Phenomenological Origin of the Concept of Givenness”
• Bret Saunders
  • University of Dallas
    • “The Distance of Friendship: Reading Augustine’s Confessions with Jean-Luc Marion”
• Daniel J. Dwyer
  • Xavier University
    • “Husserl and Marion on the Transcendental I”
• Andrew Staron
  • Catholic University of America
    • “Moral Action and the Pragmatic As If: Gerald McKenny’s critique of Jean-Luc Marion’s Privileging of Love”
• Derek J. Morrow
  • University of Dallas
    • “From Divinization to Domination: The Cartesian Metaphorization of Capax/Capacitas“
• Bryne Lewis Allport
  • University of Scranton
    • “‘Behold the Maidservant of the Lord’: Reading the Annunciation in Terms of Abundance and Absence in Marion’s Witness”
• Andrew Komasinski
  • Fordham University
    • “A Transcendental Phenomenology that Leads out of Transcendental Phenomenology: Using Climacus’ Paradox to Explain Marion’s Being Given”
• Carlos Bovell
  • Institute for Christian Studies, Toronto
    • “Phenomenology and the Search for the Infinite God”
• Glenn Chicoine
  • University of Dallas
    • “The Intuition of Meaning-Acts in Jean-Luc Marion: The Sign, Gift and Word of God.”
• Tanya Loughead
  • Canisius College
    • “The Happy Idiot in El Salvador: Jean-Luc Marion’s Phenomenology of Self-Love”
• Molly Sturdevant
  • DePaul University
    • “The Necessity of Concepts, and Possibly Ontology: Jean-Luc Marion on Ontological Arguments”
• Nathan W. Halloran
  • Fordham University
    • “A Study of Woman as Saturated Phenomenon in Marion and Irigaray”
• Philip J. Harold
  • Robert Morris University
    • “Givenness and Inspiration: Levinassian Responses to Marion”
• Stephen E. Lewis
  • Franciscan University of Steubenville
    • “The Lover’s Capacity in Jean-Luc Marion’s The Erotic Phenomenon“