Dwight Furrow is a lecturer in Philosophy at California State University at San Bernadino.

• Preface, Introduction, Chapter 1 A Thematic Summary of Arguments, Part One Narrative and Ethics, Chapter 2 MacIntyre: The Claim of History, Chapter 3 The Ethics of Tragedy Chapter 4 A Theoretical Riposte Chapter 5 Prophecy and Community Part Two The Postmodern Alternative Chapter 6 Levinas: Ethics without Limit Chapter 7 Welcome Stranger: Toward a Postmodern Ethics, Appendix Notes, Bibliography.

"The book takes its shape from this confrontation: the first part devoted to the historicists, and the second to the post-modernists...The axiom of this phenomenological work is that the transcendental conditions of representation are not capable of cognitive representation;." -- Philosophy in Review, Vol. 17, No.1-3, 1997

Dwight Furrow is a lecturer in Philosophy at California State University at San Bernadino.

• Preface, Introduction, Chapter 1 A Thematic Summary of Arguments, Part One Narrative and Ethics, Chapter 2 MacIntyre: The Claim of History, Chapter 3 The Ethics of Tragedy Chapter 4 A Theoretical Riposte Chapter 5 Prophecy and Community Part Two The Postmodern Alternative Chapter 6 Levinas: Ethics without Limit Chapter 7 Welcome Stranger: Toward a Postmodern Ethics, Appendix Notes, Bibliography.

"The book takes its shape from this confrontation: the first part devoted to the historicists, and the second to the post-modernists...The axiom of this phenomenological work is that the transcendental conditions of representation are not capable of cognitive representation;." -- Philosophy in Review, Vol. 17, No.1-3, 1997

Dwight Furrow is a lecturer in Philosophy at California State University at San Bernadino.

• Preface, Introduction, Chapter 1 A Thematic Summary of Arguments, Part One Narrative and Ethics, Chapter 2 MacIntyre: The Claim of History, Chapter 3 The Ethics of Tragedy Chapter 4 A Theoretical Riposte Chapter 5 Prophecy and Community Part Two The Postmodern Alternative Chapter 6 Levinas: Ethics without Limit Chapter 7 Welcome Stranger: Toward a Postmodern Ethics, Appendix Notes, Bibliography.

"The book takes its shape from this confrontation: the first part devoted to the historicists, and the second to the post-modernists...The axiom of this phenomenological work is that the transcendental conditions of representation are not capable of cognitive representation;." -- Philosophy in Review, Vol. 17, No.1-3, 1997