Ethics is the locus of a perennial conflict between the one and the many. Weinstein's work is finely attuned to the vital drama that lies at the core of our human lives. The tug between our individual desires and our obligations to others permeates our daily existence perhaps as much as breathing. This Kierkegaardian view of the self as primarily “a relation of-itself to itself” is one of the many existential sensibilities that colors Weinstein's work. Weinstein's relationship to Kierkegaard is nuanced and conflicted though overall sympathetic. He ...