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About Gifts: Derrida, Scripture, Earth

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Author(s)
Manolopoulos, Mark
Keywords
philosophy; biblical criticism
Jacques Derrida; gift; ecology; Bible

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http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12424/60639
Online Access
http://novaojs.newcastle.edu.au/ojsbct/index.php/bct/article/view/62
Abstract
In recent times, the question of the gift has become a hot topic across a range of disciplines. Jacques Derrida was a key instigator: he disclosed the gift’s paradoxical or aporetic nature: it is both gratuitous and circular, excessive and reciprocal. An exemplary and decisive textual site of this duality is the Bible, where gift/ing is expressed according to extreme figures like grace and bribery – and much in between. But an examination of the gift should also move beyond the world of the text to the world itself. And so, we ask: ‘What if creation is a gift? How should we respond to the Earth?’
Date
2011-02-16
Type
info:eu-repo/semantics/article
Identifier
oai:ojs.novadev5.newcastle.edu.au:article/62
http://novaojs.newcastle.edu.au/ojsbct/index.php/bct/article/view/62
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