Deconstructive Subjectivities

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Author: Critchley, Simon
Date of Publication: 1996
Book classification: Education, English Books
No. of pages: 268 Pages
Format: Paperback

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    Sources and Acknowledgments

    1. Introduction
    Simon Critchley and Peter Dews

    2. Prolegomena to Any Post-Deconstructive Subjectivity
    Simon Critchley

    3. The Question of Subjectivity in Heideggers Being and Time
    Dominique Janicaud

    4. Dropping--The "Subject" of Authenticity: Being and Time on Disappearing Existentials and True Friendship with Being
    Rudi Visker

    5. The Final Appeal of the Subject
    Jean-Luc Mario

    6. Rethinking the History of the Subject: Jacobi, Schelling, and Heidegger
    Andrew Bowie

    7. Identity and Subjectivity
    Manfred Frank

    8. The Truth of the Subject: Language, Validity, and Transcendence in Lacan and Habermas
    Peter Dews

    9. The Other in Myself
    Rudolf Bernet

    10. Law, Guilt, and Subjectivity: Some Reflections on Freud, Nancy, and Derrida
    Philippe Van Haute

    11. Do We Still Want to be Subjects?
    Ute Guzzoni

    Notes
    Notes on Contributors
    Index

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