Trauma and Transcendence

Mary-Jane Rubenstein (Afterword By) Mary-Jane Rubenstein is Professor of Religion at Wesleyan University, where she is also core faculty in Feminist, Gender, and Sexuality Studies and affiliated faculty in the Science in Society Program.Eric Boynton (Edited By) Eric Boynton is Professor and Chair of Philosophy and Religious Studies at Allegheny College.Peter Capretto (Edited By) Peter Capretto is Fellow in Theology and Practice at Vanderbilt University in Religion, Psychology, and Culture.

• Acknowledgements List of Contributors Introduction: Limits of Theory in Trauma and Transcendence Eric Boynton and Peter CaprettoConstructive Phenomenologies of Trauma1. Two Trauma Communities: A Philosophical Archaeology of Cultural and Clinical Trauma Theories Vincenzo Di Nicola2. Phenomenological-Contextualism All the Way Down: An Existential and Ethical Perspective on Emotional Trauma Robert D. Stolorow3. Traumatized by Transcendence: My Other's Keeper Donna Orange4. Evil, Trauma, and the Building of Absences Eric Boynton5. The Unsettling of Perception: Levinas and the Anarchic Trauma Eric SeversonSocial and Political Analyses of Traumatic Experience6. The Artful Politics of Trauma: Rancière's Critique of Lyotard Tina Chanter7. Black Embodied Wounds and the Traumatic Impact of the White Imaginary George Yancy8. Perpetrator Trauma and Collective Guilt: My Lai Ronald Eyerman9. The Psychic Economy and Fetishization of Traumatic Lived Experience Peter CaprettoTheological Aporia in the Aftermath of Trauma10. Theopoetics of Trauma Shelly Rambo11. Body-Wise: Re-Fleshing Christian Spiritual Practice in Trauma's Wake Marcia Mount Shoop12. Trauma and Theology: Prospects and Limits in Light of the Cross Hilary Jerome ScarsellaProspects13. Prospects of Trauma for the Philosophy of Religion Mary-Jane RubensteinNotes Bibliography Index