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| Preface | |
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| Metaphysical Thinking and the Senses of Being | |
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| What is Metaphysical Thinking? Mind, Being, and the Between | |
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| The Question of Being | |
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| The Doubling of Metaphysical Perplexity | |
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| Agapeic Astonishment | |
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| Erotic Perplexity and the Completion of Metaphysics | |
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| Metaphysical Thinking and Univocity | |
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| Metaphysical Thinking and Equivocity | |
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| Metaphysics and Transcendental Thought | |
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| Metaphyscial Thinking and Hegelian Idealism | |
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| Metaxological Metaphysics and Born-Again Perplexity | |
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| The Others of Metaphysics - Art, Religion, and Science | |
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| Metaphysical Thinking and Being Between | |
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| Being and Univocity | |
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| Prelapsarian/Postlapsarian Univocity | |
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| Ontological and Logical Univocity | |
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| Cartesian Univocity | |
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| Post-Cartesian and Transcendental Univocity | |
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| Univocity and the Universal Mechanism | |
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| The Self-Deconstruction of the Mechanism of Univocity | |
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| Beyond Univocity | |
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| Being and Equivocity | |
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| Univocity, Correctness, and the Milieu of Truth | |
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| The Indispensability of the Equivocal | |
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| Equivocity and the Aesthetics of Being | |
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| The Mathesis of Nature, the Poiesis of Naturing | |
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| The Equivocal Flower: On the Orchid | |
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| The Acme of Equivocity: The Human Being | |
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| Philosophers: Equivocaters on the Equivocal | |
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| Equivocity and Incommensurability | |
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| Being and Dialectic | |
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| The Equivocity of the Equivical - A Pointer Beyond | |
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| Dialectic and the Philosophical Tradition | |
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| Dialectic and Beings | |
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| Dialectic and Human Beings | |
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| Dialectic and the Happening of the Between | |
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| Hegelian Dialectic, Being and the Between | |
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| Being and the Metaxological | |
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| The Plurivocity of Being and the Metaxological | |
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| The Metaxological and the Play of Indeterminacy and Determination | |
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| Beings and the Show of Excess - Singularity and the "That it is" | |
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| Excess, Mindfulness, and the Human Being | |
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| The Metaxological and the Community of Beings | |
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| The Metaxological and the Happening of the Between | |
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| The Way of Transcendence - From Metaphor to Hyperbole | |
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| Being and the Between - A Metaphysics | |
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| Origin | |
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| The Question of Origin | |
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| Mindfulness, Transcendence, and Finitude | |
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| Univocity, Origin, and the One | |
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| Antinomy, Origin, and the One | |
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| The Dialectical One, the Erotic Origin | |
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| The Exceeding One, the Agapeic Origin | |
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| What Then? | |
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| Creation: The Universal Impermanence | |
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| Creation and Beginning Again | |
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| The Elemental and Rapturous Univocity | |
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| Heterogeneity and Equivocal Process | |
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| Mediated Becoming and Dialectic | |
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| The Middle World of Creation/The Universal Impermanence | |
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| Things | |
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| Things and Mere Things | |
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| The Unity and Spread of Things | |
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| The Plurivocal Presencing of Things | |
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| Overdetermined Presencing/The Intimacy of the Proper | |
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| Things and Community | |
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| Intelligibilities | |
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| The Question of Intelligibility | |
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| Intelligibility Produced and Inherent: The Possibilizing of Possibility | |
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| Darwing a Line - Intelligibility and Univocity | |
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| Intelligibility and the Challenge of Equivocity - On Contradiction, Sufficient Reason, Causality | |
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| Intelligibility and Dialectic | |
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| Intelligibility and the Metaxological | |
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| Selves | |
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| Selving | |
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| The Idiot Self and Univocity | |
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| Aesthetic Selving and Equivocity | |
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| Aesthetic Selving and Mediation: Desire, Imagination, Memory | |
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| Erotic Selving and Dialectic | |
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| Agapeic Selving and the Metaxological | |
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| Communities | |
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| Being Related | |
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| Nature and Community | |
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| Self-Relating Sociability and Communicative Doubling | |
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| The Community of Distracted Desire | |
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| The Community of Erotic Sovereignty | |
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| The Community of Agapeic Service | |
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| Transformed Relations and Agapeic Participation | |
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| Being True | |
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| Truth and Being True | |
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| Truth, Correspondence, and Univocity | |
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| Truth, Equivocity, and Skepticism | |
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| Truth, Coherence, and Power | |
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| Truthfulness and the Agapeic Service of Transcendence | |
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| Truthfulness and the Excess of the Origin | |
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| Being Good | |
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| Being True, Transcendence, Being Good | |
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| Ontological Goodness and Nihilism | |
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| Evil and the Equivocity of the Good | |
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| Dialectic and the Good | |
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| Beyond the Dialectic of the Good | |
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| Good beyond Good and Evil | |
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| The Agape of the Good | |
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| Service of the Good Nihilism | |
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| Index | |