Titlebook: Literature and Philosophy; A Guide to Contempor David Rudrum (Teaches) Book 2006 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Lim

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Jonathan Réetion of these procedural measures at both courts, taking intThis book deals with all the cases that came before the Permanent Court of International Justice (PCIJ) from 1922 to 1946, as well as those that were heard by its successor, the International Court of Justice (ICJ) from 1946 to 2020 in whic

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Introduction — Literature and Philosophy: The Contemporary Interfaceisarming or conciliatory one. Who, after all, would think that segregating literature from philosophy could do anything but delimit and restrict both? And yet, within its original context, this statement formed part of a controversy that would rage for many years. It is taken from the introduction t

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First Lessons: Gilles Deleuze and the Concept of Literaturey because of the importance that Continental thought and philosophy have assumed in the past forty years in literary studies; generations of readers had to maneuver through the philosophical influences of aesthetic theory, for example, before the arrival of Derrida and the philosophical tradition he

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‘The Absence of Origin’: Beckett and Contemporary French Philosophytivism to a kind of Existentialism’ (Cohn, 1964, p. 175). The landscape of Beckett criticism has changed considerably since the 1960s, yet there remains for critics a productive tension in Beckett’s work between the empiricist underpinning of Anglo-American analytic philosophy and the more phenomeno

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The Pattern that Literature Makes: Davidson, Pragmatism, and the Reconstruction of the Literary language will not work. But they have not provided the alternative definitions of literature in terms of its uses within the culture, its institutional functions, that their positions would seem to entail. Instead, they have largely abandoned definitional questions altogether, and the result has be

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What Can My Nonsense Tell Me About You?nd if the logical form of that thought depends on a normative usage of words, then how can nonsense say anything? Why would anyone imagine that the deformation of the normative sense of words, with the resulting obfuscation of thought, could produce any further kind of sense that might matter? And y

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A Risky Business: Internal Time and Objective Time in Husserl and Woolf and the novels of Virginia Woolf. The crucial relationship under scrutiny here is that between the self and the other, and the question of intersubjectivity that this relationship raises. But this relationship is itself related to another — the relationship between the self and time. And in scrutin

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Construction without Theory: Oblique Reflections on Walter Benjamin’s Goethet: ‘Formula: construction out of facts. Construction with the complete elimination of theory. What only Goethe in his morphological writings has attempted’ (Benjamin, 1999a, p. 864, ). Benjamin’s reference to . is regarded in what follows here as a guide to the complex interplay of literatur