Mourning Sickness Hegel and the French Revolution

Name: Mourning Sickness Hegel and the French Revolution
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ISBN: 9780804761277

ISBN-10: 0804761272

ISBN-13: 9780804761277

Edition: 2010

Authors: Rebecca Comay

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List price: $24.00
Copyright year: 2010
Publisher: Stanford University Press
Publication date: 9/30/2010
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 224
Size: 5.98" wide x 8.98" long x 0.63" tall
Weight: 0.660
Language: English

Rebecca Comay is Professor of Philosophy and Comparative Literature at the University of Toronto, where she is also codirector of the Program in Literary Studies. She is the editor ofLost in the Archives(2001) and coeditor ofEndings: Memory in Hegel and Heidegger(1999).



Acknowledgments


Abbreviations


Introduction: French Revolution, German Misï¿½re



Missed Revolutions: Translation, Transmission, Trauma


"...an impossibly speedy motion"


Translatio imperii


Copernican and Other Revolutions


"The Magic Wand of Analogy"


Noch nicht und doch schon...


Translation as Trauma



The Kantian Theater


Crimen inexpiabile


Shipwreck with Spectator


The Abyss of Form


Diabolical?


Moral Revolution


Another Scene



The Corpse of Faith


Revolution or Reform?


Dead Right


Erasures


Terror as Melancholia


Of Kings and Cabbages


Horror vacui



Revolution at a Distance, or, Moral Terror


Philosophical Thermidor


"...another land"


From Terror to Anxiety


Morality as Slave Ideology


Kant as Terrorist


First Step: Morality as Perversion


Second Step: Perversion as Aestheticism


Third Step: Aestheticism as Ideology


Vaporized Subjectivity



Terrors of the Tabula Rasa


Antinomies of Forgiveness


"Rushing Toward Reconciliation"


Wounds of Spirit


Politics of Forgiveness?


World Soul on Horseback


"The Self-Moving Life of the Dead"


Gray on Gray (Hegel, Beckett, Richter)


"As if it had learned nothing..."


"We, the masters..."


Notes


Index