Against Innocence

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Exploring the evolution of Gillian Rose's philosophical thought, this study delves into her unique perspectives on Jewish and Christian traditions, culminating in her baptism on her deathbed. It examines her critical stance on postmodernism and other contemporary theological trends, alongside her lyrical memoir, Love's Work, written during her battle with cancer. The work interprets her final commitment to faith through the lens of her earlier ideas, highlighting her insights into the complexities of the 'broken middle' where thought is both fragmented and vibrant.