Gazing through a prism darkly: reflections on Merold Westphal's hermeneutical epistemology

Frontmatter\nAcknowledgments (page xi)\nThe Benefit of the Doubt: Merold Westphal\'s Prophetic Philosophy of Religion (B. Keith Putt, page 1)\nDespoiling the Egyptians—Gently: Merold Westphal and Hegel (William Desmond, page 20)\nMerold Westphal on the Sociopolitical Implications of Kierkegaard\'s Thought (C. Stephen Evans, page 35)\nLevinas and Kierkegaard on Triadic Relations with God (M. Jamie Ferreira, page 46)\nAppropriating Westphal Appropriating Nietzsche: Merold Westphal as a Theological Resource (Bruce Ellis Benson, page 61)\nRemaining Faithful: Postmodern Claims, Christian Messages (Edith Wyschogrod, page 74)\nThe God Who Refuses to Appear on Philosophy\'s Terms (Martin Beck Matustik, page 86)\nWhat Is Merold Westphal\'s Critique of Ontotheology Criticizing? (John D. Caputo, page 100)\nTranscendence in Tears (Kevin Hart, page 116)\nBetween the Prophetic and the Sacramental (Richard Kearney, page 139)\nTaking the Wager of/on Love: Luce Irigaray and the Caress (James H. Olthuis, page 150)\nThe Joy of Being Indebted: A Concluding Response (Merold Westphal, page 163)\nTalking to Balaam\'s Ass: A Concluding Conversation (B. Keith Putt and Merold Westphal, page 181)\nNotes (page 207)\nList of Contributors (page 235)\nIndex (page 237)