Antigone's Sisters: On the Matrix of Love (Theology and Continental Thought)

Contents\nAcknowledgments\nPrelude: The Matrix of Love / Ettingerian Matrixial Web\nPart I: Cosmology / Theology of Love\n	1 Antigone / Savitri\n		Antigone\n		Savitri\n		(Alcestis)\n	2 Metis / Lepa Vida\n		The Tragic Death of Fair Vida and its Ethical Consequences\n		Forgotten Layers of Ethics\n		On Hospitality and Ethical Symptomatology\n		(Favour)\n	3 Bethlehemite Concubine / Mary\n		In Utero\n		The Third Presence\n		Toward a New Matrixial Theology of Incarnation\n		(Sophia)\nInterlude: Interval / Time of Love\n	Introduction\n	Coming to the Stage of Ethics\n	Constitution of the Other in Feuerbach, Chrétien, and Watsuji\n	An Interval of Grace\nPart II: Philosophy / Ontology of Love\n	4 Clara / The Matrix\n		Toward Schelling’s Clara\n		Schelling with Böhme: The Matrix\n		Back to Schelling’s Clara\n		(Sister Angelica)\n	5 Beyng / Sister\n		Toward the Ontology of Love: Ludwig Binswanger\n		Forms of Pure Love: Parents and Children\n		Love as Beyng’s Sister\n		Beyond the Margin: Beyng as a Plane of Love\n		(Orin)\n	6 Irigaray / Breath\n		Before Breath Is Born\n		The Love of Breath\n		Toward Sharing of the Divine Breath in Humans\n		(Chóra)\nPostlude: Jesus / Antigone\nNotes\nBibliography\nIndex\nAbout the Author