Philosophical Events and Transformative Futures

This chapter examines Jacques Derrida's concept of 'event', emphasizing its unpredictable nature and dual impact as both violent and transformative. Through a comparison with other philosophical perspectives, including those of Caputo and Whitehead, the dialogue explores tensions between metaphysical continuity and genuine rupture. Additionally, it touches on eco-theology and existential questions about existence, time, and humanity's future, blending philosophical inquiry with theological reflections.