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<br> Naas has opened a unique access to the way Derrida thinks and writes, which will be of great importance both for continental philosophy of religion and for our understanding of Derrida's place within it. The careful scholarship, philosophical insight, and immense readability of this book will make it an indispensable resource for anyone who seeks to come to terms with Derrida's arguments. -Martin H?gglund, Harvard University<p><br> This book is overflowing with insights and broad perspectives at the same time that it offers an authoritative summation, overview, and progress report on Jacques Derrida's considerable work on religion and its impact on the contemporary world. -Henry Sussman, Yale University<p><br>

<br> Naas has opened a unique access to the way Derrida thinks and writes, which will be of great importance both for continental philosophy of religion and for our understanding of Derrida's place within it. The careful scholarship, philosophical insight, and immense readability of this book will make it an indispensable resource for anyone who seeks to come to terms with Derrida's arguments. -Martin Hagglund, Harvard University<p><br> This book is overflowing with insights and broad perspectives at the same time that it offers an authoritative summation, overview, and progress report on Jacques Derrida's considerable work on religion and its impact on the contemporary world. -Henry Sussman, Yale University<p><br> With Miracle and Machine, Naas provides us with an extremely rich and highly illuminating reading of Derrida's complex work that permits us to gauge the stakes of this absolutely unique text in Derrida's corpus. -Research in Phenomenology<p><br>

<br> Naas has opened a unique access to the way Derrida thinks and writes, which will be of great importance both for continental philosophy of religion and for our understanding of Derrida's place within it. The careful scholarship, philosophical insight, and immense readability of this book will make it an indispensable resource for anyone who seeks to come to terms with Derrida's arguments. -Martin H gglund, Harvard University<p><br> This book is overflowing with insights and broad perspectives at the same time that it offers an authoritative summation, overview, and progress report on Jacques Derrida's considerable work on religion and its impact on the contemporary world. -Henry Sussman, Yale University<p><br>

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Michael Naas is Professor of Philosophy at DePaul University in Chicago. His books include The End of the World and Other Teachable Moments: Jacques Derrida's Final Seminar and Miracle and Machine: Jacques Derrida and the Two Sources of Religion, Science, and the Media (both Fordham).

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