The term "threshold" captures the overlapping of inside and outside-well beyond the logic of inclusion and exclusion that still prevails in Western civilization-that can be decisive for the way we understand the relationship between Self and Other. This book discusses the cultural and social "border areas" of modernity, which are to be understood not so much as "zones" in a territorial sense, but rather as "spaces in between," where different languages and cultures operate.
The term "threshold" captures the overlapping of inside and outside-well beyond the logic of inclusion and exclusion that still prevails in Western civilization-that can be decisive for the way we understand the relationship between Self and Other. This book discusses the cultural and social "border areas" of modernity, which are to be understood not so much as "zones" in a territorial sense, but rather as "spaces in between," where different languages and cultures operate.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Alexis Nuselovici (Nouss) is professor of comparative literature at the University of Aix-Marseille. His most recent books are Plaidoyer pour un monde métis and Paul Celan. Les lieux d'un déplacement. Mauro Ponzi is professor of German literature at the University of Rome. Among his publications are Klassische Moderne. Un paradigma del Novecento and Arte e natura: imitazione e simulazione. Fabio Vighi teaches critical theory and European cinema at Cardiff University. Among his publications are On iek's Dialectics and Critical Theory and Film Noir.
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Table of Contents Introduction Part I: Thresholds 1. Bernhard Waldenfels, Threshold Experiences 2. Alexis Nuselovici, Europe, from Threshold to Threshold 3. Massimo Donà, The Singing of the Sirens 4. Félix Duque, The European Membrane Part II: Spaces in between 5. Mauro Ponzi, Naples as Topography of Spaces in Between: Walter Benjamin and the Threshold between Old and New 6. Pietro Montani, Feeling Obliged: Ethics and Aesthetics of Intermediate Spaces 7. Fabio Vighi, Between the Two Deaths: the Real as Threshold 8. Dario Gentili, Paris Topographies of Capitalism: the Nineteenth-Century Metropolis 9. Gabriele Guerra, "But the Dioscuri": Between Labyrinth and Temple: Walter Benjamin's Topographies Part III: Heterotopies 10. Vittoria Borsò, On the Threshold between Visibility and Sayability: the Event of Visuality in the Materiality of the Image 11. Elettra Stimilli, The Threshold between Debt and Guilt 12. Irene Kajon, The Biblical Metaphor of the Threshold in Rosenzweig and Kafka 13. Wolfgang Müller-Funk, The Sphinx as a Threshold Figure: about the Limits between the Sexes 14. Elio Matassi, Trauerspiel and Opera in Walter Benjamin Works Cited Index About the contributors
Table of Contents Introduction Part I: Thresholds 1. Bernhard Waldenfels, Threshold Experiences 2. Alexis Nuselovici, Europe, from Threshold to Threshold 3. Massimo Donà, The Singing of the Sirens 4. Félix Duque, The European Membrane Part II: Spaces in between 5. Mauro Ponzi, Naples as Topography of Spaces in Between: Walter Benjamin and the Threshold between Old and New 6. Pietro Montani, Feeling Obliged: Ethics and Aesthetics of Intermediate Spaces 7. Fabio Vighi, Between the Two Deaths: the Real as Threshold 8. Dario Gentili, Paris Topographies of Capitalism: the Nineteenth-Century Metropolis 9. Gabriele Guerra, "But the Dioscuri": Between Labyrinth and Temple: Walter Benjamin's Topographies Part III: Heterotopies 10. Vittoria Borsò, On the Threshold between Visibility and Sayability: the Event of Visuality in the Materiality of the Image 11. Elettra Stimilli, The Threshold between Debt and Guilt 12. Irene Kajon, The Biblical Metaphor of the Threshold in Rosenzweig and Kafka 13. Wolfgang Müller-Funk, The Sphinx as a Threshold Figure: about the Limits between the Sexes 14. Elio Matassi, Trauerspiel and Opera in Walter Benjamin Works Cited Index About the contributors
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