The Delay of the Heart
Nov 2000 · State University of New York Press
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Explores themes of responsibility and initiation and offers an “initiatory ethics.”
The final installment in Appelbaum’s three-volume exploration of the “intervening subject”—volumes one and two are The Stop and Disruption, also published by SUNY Press—The Delay of the Heart explores themes of responsibility and initiation and offers an “initiatory ethics.” It intimates a secret of delay that is behind all traditional teachings and suggests ways that a sensitivity to a sacred obligation emerges from the heart of human experience.
David Appelbaum is Professor of Philosophy at the State University of New York, New Paltz and editor of Parabola magazine.
The final installment in Appelbaum’s three-volume exploration of the “intervening subject”—volumes one and two are The Stop and Disruption, also published by SUNY Press—The Delay of the Heart explores themes of responsibility and initiation and offers an “initiatory ethics.” It intimates a secret of delay that is behind all traditional teachings and suggests ways that a sensitivity to a sacred obligation emerges from the heart of human experience.
David Appelbaum is Professor of Philosophy at the State University of New York, New Paltz and editor of Parabola magazine.
Explores themes of responsibility and initiation and offers an “initiatory ethics.”
The final installment in Appelbaum’s three-volume exploration of the “intervening subject”—volumes one and two are The Stop and Disruption, also published by SUNY Press—The Delay of the Heart explores themes of r...
About the author
David Appelbaum is Professor of Philosophy at the State University of New York, New Paltz and editor of Parabola magazine.
David Appelbaum is Professor of Philosophy at the State University of New York, New Paltz and editor of Parabola magazine.
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