D. G. Leahy and the Thinking Now Occurring

D. G. Leahy spent decades building one of the most demanding philosophical systems in modern American thought, and this SUNY Press volume — edited by Lissa McCullough and Elliot Wolfson — is the most sustained scholarly attempt to open that work to a wider readership. Thirteen contributors including Cyril O'Regan and Thomas Altizer bring genuine authority, and the editorial apparatus (glossary, full bibliography, biographical sketch) is thoughtfully assembled. No one should pretend the audience is large: Leahy's non-dual logic of creation is famously difficult even for trained philosophers. But for those working in continental philosophy or theology who have wondered why Leahy's name keeps surfacing, this is the right place to begin.