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Lateral and Medial Epicondylitis, so that the enunciation recapitulates the enunciated. Thinking is essentially dialectical and Emerson’s thinking is, as it were, endlessly dialectical. I address Joseph Urbas’ critique of Stanley Cavell’s interpretation of Emerson. Urbas accuses Cavell of not getting Emerson right. Not only does Ur

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B. Deixonne,F.-M. Lopez,A. Pissas,B. Sigelhat is fine, but reading Emerson as a philosopher reads him as addressing specific philosophical problems and texts that produces a different version of Emerson from the English department version. I also do an extended analysis of Emerson’s experience, recorded in his diary, of his experience in Le

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-71596-9is explanation I consider the role of humor in Emerson’s essays. I consider Emerson’s philosophy as in opposition to what Beauvoir calls “seriousness.” I argue that Emerson is really opposing, as Beauvoir is also, oppression, specifically, the oppression of seriousness. I consider some ambiguities a

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Mihir M. Desai MD,Inderbir S. Gill MD, MChn recorded reflecting on the Civil War, right after the Civil War. Not only are his reflections on the Civil War very interesting, but the fact that he gives a series of lectures at just this time entitled “Philosophy of the People” in which he seems to have made no mention of the Civil War or of th

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Humerusschaft von antero-lateral?ek, Cornell West, Jean-Fran?ois Lyotard, and Gilles Deleuze to characterize the idea of postmodernism that I want to use in talking about Emerson. The primary idea is Lyotard’s definition of the postmodern as “an incredulity toward metanarratives.” What I understand Lyotard to be describing as post

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-86013-2ing,” not in any way referring to Emerson. I argue, in this chapter, that what Emerson is referring to as a crack and what ?i?ek is referring to as a crack is the same thing. I say something about what Emerson and ?i?ek have to say about this crack, and then I adduce Nobel Prize winning scientist Fr

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