Path of Archaic Thinking

Kenneth Maly is Professor of Philosophy at the University of Wisconsin, La Crosse.

• References to Sallis's Texts Reading Sallis: An IntroductionKenneth Maly Part One. Imagination—Images, Imagings 1. Imagination and Metaphysics The Phenomenological "Delicacy of the Image"Françoise Dastur 2. Leaps of ImaginationRodolphe Gasché 3. TenseJacques Derrida 4. ImadginationJohn Llewelyn 5. In the Interest of Justice to ArtCharles E. Scott 6. Work of Art as the Reverse of the WorldEliane Escoubas 7. Twisting Free of Metaphysics Ecstatic PhilosophyWalter Brogan 8. Echoes at the Edge Shimmering Imagings in DelimitationsKenneth Maly Part Two. Sallis: Reader of Texts 9. VoicesAdriaan Peperzak 10. Souls Smell in HadesArchaic Thinking and the Return to EmbodimentPeg Birmingham 11. Comedy and Measure in SallisBernard D. Freydberg 12. Reason's EntanglementJames Risser 13. Tragic JoyMichel Haar 14. Deconstructive Reinscription of Fundamental OntologyThe Task of Thinking After HeideggerParvis Emad 15. Marginal Notes on Sallis's Peculiar Interpretation of Heidegger's "VomWesen Der Wahrheit"Walter Biemel Part Three. Response 16. "... A Wonder That One Could Never Aspire to Surpass."John Sallis Notes A Bibliography of the Works of John Sallis Notes on Contributors Index

"Sallis is, in my opinion, the single most influential American continental thinker. This book furthers what is genuinely unique in Sallis's work: the transformative relation of thought and imagination in thinking 'after Heidegger.' Sallis's essay in response to the anthology is a genuine addition to the growing literature on Heidegger's notion of attunement, specifically on the notion of wonder, in addition to being a reply to specific authors." — Tom Davis, Whitman College