Heidegger, Levinas, Derrida: The Question of Difference

1. Substitution and Mit(da)sein: An Existential Interpretation of the Responsibility for the Other (Ileana Bortun).- 2. The Future of Deconstruction - Beyond the Impossible (Joseph Cohen).- 3. The Gift and the Skin: Derrida and Levinas on Language, Metaphor and Subjectivity (Arthur Cools).- 4. No Longer Being-There: Phenomenology and Death (Paul Ennis).- 5. The Untranslatable to Come: From Saying to Unsayable (Lisa Foran).- 6. Of a Farcical Deus ex Machina in Heidegger and Derrida (Tziovanis Georgakis).- 7. The Paradoxical Listening to the Other: Heidegger, Levinas, Derrida - and Gadamer (Carlos B. Gutiérrez).- 8. Echoes...before the other (Sinéad Hogan).- 9. The Impossible Force of 'Mightlessness': Translating Derrida's impouvoir and Heidegger's Machtlose (Oisín Keohane).- 10. Responsibility for a Secret: Heidegger and Levinas (François Raffoul).- 11. The 1924 Lecture 'The Concept of Time' as the Step Beyond Being and Time and After Deconstruction (Rajesh Sampath).- 12. The Syntax is the Metal Itself. Derrida on the Usure of the Metaphor (Mauro Senatore).- 13. Between the Singular and the Proper: On Deconstructive Personhood (Simon Skempton).- 14. Metaphysics and its Other (Rozemund Uljée).- 15. Heidegger, Buber and Levinas: Must We Give Priority to Authenticity or Mutuality or Holiness? (Lawrence Vogel).

Dr. Lisa Foran lectures in European Philosophy at Newcastle University. Her research concerns the relationship between phenomenology and hermeneutics, particularly in French twentieth century thought. Dr. Rozemund Uljée lectures at the Institute for Philosophy at Leiden University, the Netherlands. Her work focuses on the role of temporality in the thinking of justice in the writings of Martin Heidegger and Emmanuel Levinas. In 2012, Lisa Foran and Rozemund Uljée were together granted the prestigious New Foundations Award from the Irish Research Council to begin a new research project.  The project now titled 'The Difference of Philosophy' opens an international dialogue on the role of philosophy in contemporary society through a series of workshops and conferences. This volume addresses the project's title through an investigation of three of Europe's most important thinkers of difference.