Louis Mackey
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 1035828 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Louis Mackey |
| NOMBRES | Louis |
| APELLIDO | Mackey |
| FIRMA | MACKEY L |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 8 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 1 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 8 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1954 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2021 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Marxism and Deconstruction
The Symposium at the Conference on Contemporary Genre Theory and the Yale School took place on June 1, 1984, at the Center for Continuing Education on the University of Oklahoma campus in Norman. Panelists Barbara Johnson, Louis Mackey and J. Hillis Miller fielded questions for two hours from about one hundred students and scholars who had gathered to hear their remarks. Scheduled for the last day of the Conference, the Symposium gave the student…
Faith Order Understanding
Peregrinations of the Word
Peregrinations of the Word consists of essays on five medieval philosophers: Augustine, Anselm, Aquinas, Bonaventure, and Duns Scotus. Through each of these essays is an independent study, they have as a common theme the relation between faith and reason as understood in the Middle Ages; for example, the conflict between the hermeneutic of reason and that of revelation in the construction of self, the dialectic of philosophical demonstration and …
The Name of the Book
It would astonish the scholarly world if I were to announce that I had located the Latin manuscript by Adso of Melk that lies at the putative origin of The Name of the Rose. But if I were to do that, I should not have pretended to make a false beginning. Anyone who claims to have discovered a true origin these days is automatically suspect, and the child who knows his own father is too wise for his own good. However, errant sheep are occasionally…
Paranoia, Pynchon, and Preterition
One of Pynchon's characters remarks that there are only two kinds of people: paranoids and positivists. The positivists believe that things just happen, more or less at random. The paranoids are certain that everything is connected (though the connection cannot be seen) and that They have a plan (though you cannot know what it is). The paranoid's faith-his substance of things hoped for and his evidence of things not seen-is: someone's out to get
Kierkegaard
Philosopher Louis Mackey facilitates a new understanding of Kierkegaard using the tools of literary criticism
On Philosophical Form
Farce Is Far More Serious
Farce Is Far More Serious
On Philosophical Form
Kierkegaard
Philosopher Louis Mackey facilitates a new understanding of Kierkegaard using the tools of literary criticism
Paranoia, Pynchon, and Preterition
One of Pynchon's characters remarks that there are only two kinds of people: paranoids and positivists. The positivists believe that things just happen, more or less at random. The paranoids are certain that everything is connected (though the connection cannot be seen) and that They have a plan (though you cannot know what it is). The paranoid's faith-his substance of things hoped for and his evidence of things not seen-is: someone's out to get
The Name of the Book
It would astonish the scholarly world if I were to announce that I had located the Latin manuscript by Adso of Melk that lies at the putative origin of The Name of the Rose. But if I were to do that, I should not have pretended to make a false beginning. Anyone who claims to have discovered a true origin these days is automatically suspect, and the child who knows his own father is too wise for his own good. However, errant sheep are occasionally…
Peregrinations of the Word
Peregrinations of the Word consists of essays on five medieval philosophers: Augustine, Anselm, Aquinas, Bonaventure, and Duns Scotus. Through each of these essays is an independent study, they have as a common theme the relation between faith and reason as understood in the Middle Ages; for example, the conflict between the hermeneutic of reason and that of revelation in the construction of self, the dialectic of philosophical demonstration and …
Faith Order Understanding
Marxism and Deconstruction
The Symposium at the Conference on Contemporary Genre Theory and the Yale School took place on June 1, 1984, at the Center for Continuing Education on the University of Oklahoma campus in Norman. Panelists Barbara Johnson, Louis Mackey and J. Hillis Miller fielded questions for two hours from about one hundred students and scholars who had gathered to hear their remarks. Scheduled for the last day of the Conference, the Symposium gave the student…
Philosophy (7 obras) · Epistemology (5 obras) · Art (3 obras) · History (3 obras) · Faith (2 obras) · Literature (2 obras) · 1033-1109 (1 obras) · 354-430 (1 obras) · Analytic philosophy (1 obras) · Anselm Saint, Archbishop of Canterbury (1033-1109) (1 obras)