

The Book of Genesis describes existence as an initially incoherent chaos until God approached the labor of categorical division (darkness, light water, sky). Even God cannot be properly defined without the relativist contrast with the earthly-indeed, God is viewed as the Creator, but a creator is only given credence by their creations-even the Almighty is constrained by the less-powerful. No matter the point in time and in space, it is not that God is there it is that the point itself is God, and we are, all of us, with our bodies and our belongings, as small as a pen and as large as a ziggurat, traversing God, spatializing and temporalizing God, while also, in our own provisional and ephemeral ways, being God-traversing, spatializing, and temporalizing ourselves.įrom the very beginning, we are taught to pay heed to category above all else: your proper human function is, more often than not, contingent on the limitations on your jurisdiction go too big and you will be unmoored, incoherent, so know your limits. God is not merely present God is the very concept of presence. I’ve always liked this name because of what it implies: God is not simply a keeper in the Benthamite panopticon God is the panopticon, keeping itself.


One of the many names of God, in Hebrew, is HaMakom: the Place. NOT Price Clipped.Perhaps it would be easiest to begin with God. hardcover, a solid Very Good example, in a bright and tidy Very Good+ dust jacket, not price clipped, jacket is now in a hi-quality mylar protector, a pretty nice copy overall, scarce, some small ink checks and stars on some pages and contents page, some small spots on some pages but nothing too serious, blacked out words on verso of rear board, front blank endpaper has been removed, plain white sticker on the gutter of the second front endpaper and board verso, former ownership name and "address" on title page, this copy was owned by Tony McShane when he was in Long Kesh prison in Northern Ireland, McShane wasa a member of the Irish Republican Socialist party and was detained in Long Kesh as a political prisoner / POW in 1975/6, McShane has written on the title page " Tony McShane 1975 Long Kesh", -a nice copy with an interesting history, any image directly beside this listing is the actual book and not a generic photo ///NOT SIGNED by LEONARD COHEN but SIGNED by FORMER OWNER, Tom McShane -GUARANTEED to be AVAILABLE///-sizes are approximate (generally within 1/8 inch)- Size: 5.5w x 8.75h Inches. Martin Vaughn-James Cover Art (illustrator). Dust Jacket Condition: Near Fine (see description).
