Delimiting experience: aesthetics and politics

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Berlin: Verlag Turia + Kant (2013)
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[T]he essays collected here... further determine the limits of experience as well as salvage something essential from that which takes place at the very limit of political and aesthetic experience. Included here are critical readings of such seminal figures as Locke, Kant, Nietzsche, Adorno, Foucault, Fanon, Lacoue-Labarthe, Badiou, and Rancière." -Cover.

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B105.E9.D45 2013

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Adorno as Alibi.Ryan Crawford
Communicating philosophical experience in Nietzsche and Adorno.Ulrich Plass
Fanon and the trauma of racial interpellation (or the negro coming face to face with his race).Maurice Wade
Impossible objects, contradictory wishes : an affective delimitation of Kantian disinterest.Todd Kesselman
Limit-experience in Foucault through the lens of aesthetics.Gerhard Unterthurner
Poetry at the limits of inaesthetics.Erik M. Vogt
Rancière's proletariat : the limit-experience of politics.Ashley Bohrer
The pleasures of self-possession : on the aesthetic underpinnings of the Lockean subject of property.James Murphy
Adorno as Alibi.  (pages 147-165)Ryan Crawford

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