“The work of French philosopher and theologian Jean-Luc Marion has been recognized as among the most suggestive and productive work in the philosophy of religion today. This book pays particular attention to Marion's early work on Descartes and follows thematic threads through to his most recent publications on charity and eroticism.”
“[This book is] sure to interest philosophers and theologians who follow Marion's project of liberating the thought of God, self, and world.”
— Jeffrey L. Kosky, Washington and Lee University
“Gschwandtner draws upon her own doctoral research at Depaul University to offer an articulate,
wide-ranging and often compelling work which explores the connections between Marion’s
phenomenological concerns and his writing on Descartes.”
— Heythrop Journal
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