Title: A philosophy of the unsayable /
Authors: Franke, William
Year: 2014
Subjects: Silence (Philosophy); Negativity (Philosophy)
Contents: Pt. I. Philosophy and literature -- Invitatory: varieties and valences of unsayability in literature -- In the hollow of Pan's pipe: unsayability and the experience of truth and totality -- The writing of silence in the post-holocaust poetry of Edmond Jabès and Paul Celan -- Pt. II. Philosophy and theology -- Apophasis and the predicament of philosophy -- Radical orthodoxy's critique of transcendental philosophy and its mistaken mistrust of negative theology -- Apophatic thought as the missing mean between radically secular and radically orthodox theology.