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Tragedy or Religion? A Question of "Radical Hermeneutics"
Philosophy Today 32 (3):244-255 (1988)
Abstract
The paper criticizes John Caputo's formulation of "radical hermeneutics" and its understanding of both religion and tragedy, arguing that a "tragic theology" would be a truly radical hermeneutic.Author's Profile
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