• Sujeto y tiempo: La alteración de la subjetividad kantiana de Jean Luc Marion
    with Francisco Novoa Rojas
    Resonancias Revista de Filosofía 16 149-165. 2023.
    En este texto se examina la alteración de la subjetividad kantiana propuesta por Jean-Luc Marion. Marion cuestiona la noción de un sujeto estable y autónomo, argumentando que el sujeto debe estar en constante relación con lo saturado y lo otro. Rechaza la idea de un yo cogito cartesiano y busca una reconcepción del ser en relación con el otro y lo trascendente. Marion destaca la importancia del amor como centro de la subjetividad y plantea que el sujeto no busca tanto su subsistencia como el amo…Read more
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    “WE MAKE RELIGION”: WHY IS RELIGIOUS EXPERIENCE SO IMPORTANT TODAY? Viktoriia Yakusha interview with Jason Alvis
    with Viktoriia Yakusha
    Filosofska Dumka (Philosophical Thought) 4 149-160. 2023.
    The phenomenon of religious experience is of interest to modern researchers in the field of phenomenology and analytical philosophy abroad, but remains unpopular in Ukraine. The interview talks about why philosophy does not stop trying to explore such experiences, and raises the question of the relevance of religion in the age of secularization. Jason Alvis clarifies some points of his project «phenomenology of inconspicuousness» and shares an unpopular view on the work of Martin Heidegger in ge…Read more
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    In this collection, the question “Must we cross the Rubicon?” is central. However, rather than simply opposing or subscribing to Falque’s position, the individual chapters of this book interrogate and critically reflect on the relationship between theology and philosophy, offering novel perspectives and redrawing the outlines of their borderlands.
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    Phenomenology and the Post-secular Turn: Reconsidering the ‘Return of the Religious’
    International Journal of Philosophical Studies 24 (5): 589-599. 2016.
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    Critical Study of Jason W. Alvis, The Inconspicuous God. Heidegger, French Phenomenology and the Theological Turn
    with Joeri Schrijvers
    Journal for Continental Philosophy of Religion 2 (1): 91-107. 2020.
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    Taking Kant to the Picture Show
    Glimpse 14 1-8. 2012.
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    "Scum of the Earth": Patočka, Atonement, and Waste
    Labyrinth: An International Journal for Philosophy, Value Theory and Sociocultural Hermeneutics 19 (1): 71-88. 2017.
    Sacrifice, solidarity, and social decadence were essential themes not only for Patočka's philosophical work, but also for his personal life. In the "Varna Lectures" sacrifice is characterized uniquely as the privation of a clear telos, as counter-escapist, and as sutured to a comportment of finite life that is non-causal and non-purposive. In his Heretical Essays a similar hope is expressed to extract meaningfulness from use-value, and to deploy a Socratic and Christian "Care for the Soul" that …Read more
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    This chapter seeks clarification into how Marion understands “desire,” especially in The Erotic Phenomenon. Philosophies of “objectivity” have lost sight of love and its uniquely supporting evidences, and desire plays a number of roles in restoring to love the “dignity of a concept,” in its contribution to forming selfhood and “individualization,” and in its establishing the paradoxical bases of the erotic reduction and “eroticization.” Since he claims in La Rigueur des Choses that “The Erotic P…Read more
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    Making sense of Heidegger’s ‘phenomenology of the inconspicuous’ or inapparent
    Continental Philosophy Review 51 (2): 211-238. 2017.
    In Heidegger’s last seminar, which was in Zähringen in 1973, he introduces what he called a “phenomenology of the inconspicuous”. Despite scholars’ occasional references to this “approach” over the last 40 years, this approach of Heidegger’s has gone largely under investigated in secondary literature. This article introduces three different, although not necessarily conflicting ways in which these sparse references to inconspicuousness can be interpreted: The a priori of appearance can never be …Read more