Futurity in Phenomenology: Promise and Method in Husserl, Levinas, and Derrida

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207 Affektion, 30, 32–34 Alterity, 7–9, 58–59, 64, 67, 70–84, 91–93, 106–8, 145–46, 177n15 an-archic, 7, 80–84, 132 animality, 33–34 anticipation: centrality to Husserlian phenomenology, 50, 53; distinct from expectation, 42–43, 51–52; distinct from protention, 42–43; essential elements of, 43–47; as foundation of all experience, 50–51; narrow consciousness and, 48–53; openness of, 49–50, 57; as pointing beyond, 53; promissory nature of, 51–52; relation between present and future at work in, 47–50, 53 apperception, 37–39; transcendental unity of, 83 association, 30–36, 90–92 attention, 30 auto-affection, 89 being-for-beyond-my-death, 79, 83, 85, 123, 182n16 Bernet, Rudolf, 58, 165n14, 175n26 Bewandtnis, 3 Brough, John Barnett, 158n2, 164n4 Caputo, John D., 179n15, 181n2, 190n55 Chrétien, Jean-Louis, 2, 186n8, 190n51 clarifying intuition, See intuition, clarifying and confirming modes of confirming intuition, See intuition, clarifying and confirming modes of Consciousness: absolute, 6, 13–29, 36–38, 52, 87–91, 102–3, 146, 175n1, 176n3; as a box, bag, or container, 141; egoic, 29, 41, 131; intentional, 60; levels of constituting, 5–8, 15, 22–23, 25, 28–31, 40–42, 86–88, 101–2, 158n2, 164n4; narrowness of, 48–53; self-constituting, 16, 19, 24, 28, 39–40 Constitution: as discretionary, 32; levels of (see Consciousness, levels of constituting); openness and, 6, 20–23, 40, 69–70; passive (see passive synthesis; association); phenomenology as, 13, 39–40, 101; as secondary, 63–65; temporality of, 14–24, 29–32, 37–39; transcendental, 7, 13, 39–40, 95, 104–8, 117, 133–34, 178n13 Critchley, Simon, 65 Dasein, 3, 156n13, 157n14 death, 72–74, 78–85, 117, 184–85n8 Index 208 ■ Index deconstruction, 157n16, 177–78n1, 179n15, 189n35, 190nn51, 53, 191n62. See also Derrida, Jacques Deleuze, Gilles, 186n2, 190–91n56 Derrida, Jacques: contamination and, 110–14; desire for justice in, 125, 136; dialectic and, 103–23; doublenecessities and, 103, 107–10, 135; “Faith and Knowledge,” 121–26, 180n28, 182n17, 183n26; Fink and, 133–35, 177–78n1; “Force of Law,” 183n30, 191n61; Husserl and, 99–110, 123–25; inheritance and, 118–20, 126–28, 133, 152; Introduction to Husserl’s Origin of Geometry, 142–51, 155n2, 157n16; Levinas and, 106–10; messianic and (see Messianic); mourning, 127–28; Of Grammatology, 181n3, 190n55; “Nietzsche and the Machine,” 121, 127, 130–37, 182n18, 184nn35–36, 185nn9–10; The Problem of Genesis in Husserl’s Philosophy, 8, 99–114, 116, 125, 177n20, 178nn6–7, 10, 179nn14, 16, 180n23; Specters of Marx, 118–24, 128, 132, 152, 181nn13–14, 182nn16–17, 19, 184n37, 187n19; Speech and Phenomena, 8, 110–17, 135, 142, 151, 178n5, 181nn2, 4, 185n8, 187n19; “Violence and Metaphysics,” 105–18, 124, 137, 173n11, 174n23, 177n15, 179n17, 180n34, 187n19 Descartes, René, 51, 53, 66, 176n11 determinacy, 23–24, 44, 76–77, 121–22, 146 diachrony, 80–84, 94, 175n28 dialectic, 103–23, 145 différance, 8, 99, 113–25, 132, 135, 142, 181nn2, 4, 15, 189n43; as futural, 8–9, 116–17; origin of term 110–16 Drabinski, John E., 166n21, 169–70n7, 170nn8, 10, 12, 171n14, 172nn34, 36 Eigentlichkeit, 3 elemental, 75–77 enjoyment, 49, 66, 72, 76–78, 168n12 epistemology, 5, 33, 46, 52–53, 142–52, 181n4, 184n33 Erlebnis [lived experience], 60, 101 eschatology, 47, 119–33, 179n17, 182n16; as distinct from teleology, 119–23, 132–33; in Levinas (see Levinas, eschatology and) ethical relation, 62–65, 67, 106–7, 118, 136–37; as constitutive of the self, 73–75, 82–85, 91 ethics: as challenging freedom of the subject, 65–68, 81, 88–90, 137, 144; as first philosophy, 7, 58, 65–68, 73, 107; meta-ethics, 137–38; as nonepistemological focus of phenomenology, 7, 53, 57, 62, 69, 75, 82–86, 135–38, 142, 169n19, 173n1, 191n58; as transcendent intention, 67 event, 122, 133, 191n56 existent, 70–72, 104, 107, 116 expectation: in constitution of a world, 36–39, 103; distinct from protention, 13, 18, 23, 31, 39, 163n33; as related to passive constitution, 36–39, 90–92; unfulfilled, 37–38 experience: empirical, 82, 103, 122–23; lived, 65, 101, 148 (see also Erlebnis [lived experience]); necessity of futurity for, 20–24, 37–40, 50, 53, 109, 138–39; nonpresence and, 49–50, 53, 109, 131, 139; passive constitution of, 30–35; pre-experience and, 47–51, 88–90, 109, 138–39; role of anticipation in, 50–51, 53; role of expectation...