Richard Kearney
Affiliations: | Boston College, Newton, MA, United States |
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Philosophy, Philosophy of Religion, TheologyGoogle:
"Richard Kearney"Children
Sign in to add trainee| Brian Treanor | grad student | 2001 | Boston College |
| Boyd Blundell | grad student | 2003 | Boston College |
| David Bollert | grad student | 2005 | Boston College |
| John P. Manoussakis | grad student | 2005 | Boston College |
| Donatien Mushamalirwa Cicura | grad student | 2008 | Boston College |
| Brian Gregor | grad student | 2009 | Boston College |
| Thomas H. Tjaya | grad student | 2010 | Boston College |
| Timo Helenius | grad student | 2013 | Boston College |
| Elizabeth B. Purcell | grad student | 2013 | Boston College |
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| Kearney R. (2019) My Way to Theopoetics Through Eriugena Literature and Theology. 33: 233-240 |
| Kearney R. (2009) Returning to God after God: Levinas, derrida, ricoeur Research in Phenomenology. 39: 167-183 |
| Kearney R. (2007) Narrating pain: The power of catharsis Paragraph. 30: 51-66 |
| Kearney R. (2007) Paul Ricoeur and the hermeneutics of translation Research in Phenomenology. 37: 147-159 |
| Gratton P, Manoussakis JP, Kearney R. (2007) Traversing the imaginary: Richard Kearney and the postmodern challenge Traversing the Imaginary: Richard Kearney and the Postmodern Challenge. 1-211 |
| Kearney R. (2005) The God Who May Be: A Hermeneutics of Religion Ars Disputandi. 5: 37-40 |
| Kearney R. (2004) A Dialogue with Jean-Luc Marion Philosophy Today. 48: 12-26 |
| Kearney R. (2004) A Dialogue with Jacques Derrida Philosophy Today. 48: 4-11 |
| Kearney R. (2004) Debates in continental philosophy: Conversations with contemporary thinkers Debates in Continental Philosophy: Conversations With Contemporary Thinkers. 1-355 |
| Kearney R. (2003) Terror, philosophy and the sublime Some philosophical reflections on 11 September Philosophy & Social Criticism. 29: 23-51 |