Titlebook: Love and Its Objects; What Can We Care For Christian Maurer,Tony Milligan,Kamila Pacovská Book 2014 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmi

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relate, almost as if an understanding of the one were only obtainable through a preliminary discussion of the other. There is perhaps good reason for this, especially considering the extraordinary difficulty encountered by those attempting to submit anxiety to a simple, descriptive phenomenology. Tu

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Elizabeth Drummond Youngal and without a conception of that towards or for which a particular action might be considered ethical, it is difficult to see what meaning would be left in the term other than as an abstract morality. If events are understood such that they simply occur or if events affect no one, then we would n

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y of the law, in order to function as history, in order to come to signify anything at all, would have to be located before the emergence of law. Like the pre-subjective moment of intention on the first graph of desire, Δ, the origin of law is something which simultaneously cannot be thought within

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Tony Milliganthe field including: Slavoj Zizek Calum Neill, and Todd McGoThis book provides a collection of Lacanian responses to Denis Villeneuve’s .Blade Runner 2049. from leading theorists in the field.?.Like Ridley Scott’s original .Blade Runner .film, its sequel is now poised to provoke philosophical and ps