Law and Evil opens, expands and deepens our understanding of the phenomenon of evil by addressing the theoretical relationship between this phenomenon and law.
Law and Evil opens, expands and deepens our understanding of the phenomenon of evil by addressing the theoretical relationship between this phenomenon and law.
Ari Hirvonen is Adjunct Professor in Philosophy of Law at the University of Helsinki; Senior Researcher at the Centre of Excellence in Foundations of European Law and Polity Research, the Academy of Finland. He has published texts on philosophy, psychoanalysis, art, legal and political philosophy, and Greek tragedy. Janne Porttikivi is a translator and independent researcher, based in Helsinki. He has published articles on psychoanalysis, literature and philosophy. Porttikivi has co-edited and co-translated Derrida's collection of essays and co-translated Zizek's reader in Finnish.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction Part 1: Freedom 1. Eden/Shangri-La Angus McDonald 2. Tragedy and Evil. From Hölderlin to Heidegger Françoise Dastur 3. Interrupting Evil and the Evil of Interruption - Revisiting the Question of Freedom Marcia Sá Cavalcante Schuback 4. Wickedness Inscribed in Freedom - Jean-Luc Nancy on Evil Sami Santanen 5. Arche-Evil. Derrida's Philosophy Explained through the Concept of Evil Jari Kauppinen Part 2: Terror 6. Hell on Earth. Hannah Arendt in the Face of Hitler Jacob Rogozinski 7. Total Evil. The Law under Totalitarianism Ari Hirvonen 8. The Birth of Terrorism Out of the Spirit of Enlightenment - The Subject of Enlightenment and the Terrorist Sensorium Artemy Magun 9. The Catechism of the Citizen - Politics Law and Religion in After with and Against Rousseau Simon Critchley Part 3: Desire 10. What's so Funny about Infinite Justice Janne Porttikivi 11. Moralization Interrupted. On Lacan's Thesis of the Supreme Good as Radical Evil Maec de Kesel 12. When Psychoanalysis Meets Law and Evil. Perversion and Psychopathy in the Forensic Clinic Jochem Willemsen and Paul Verhaeghe 13. 'That Which in Life might Prefer Death' From the Death Drive to the Desire of the Analyst Véronique Voruz
Introduction Part 1: Freedom 1. Eden/Shangri-La Angus McDonald 2. Tragedy and Evil. From Hölderlin to Heidegger Françoise Dastur 3. Interrupting Evil and the Evil of Interruption - Revisiting the Question of Freedom Marcia Sá Cavalcante Schuback 4. Wickedness Inscribed in Freedom - Jean-Luc Nancy on Evil Sami Santanen 5. Arche-Evil. Derrida's Philosophy Explained through the Concept of Evil Jari Kauppinen Part 2: Terror 6. Hell on Earth. Hannah Arendt in the Face of Hitler Jacob Rogozinski 7. Total Evil. The Law under Totalitarianism Ari Hirvonen 8. The Birth of Terrorism Out of the Spirit of Enlightenment - The Subject of Enlightenment and the Terrorist Sensorium Artemy Magun 9. The Catechism of the Citizen - Politics Law and Religion in After with and Against Rousseau Simon Critchley Part 3: Desire 10. What's so Funny about Infinite Justice Janne Porttikivi 11. Moralization Interrupted. On Lacan's Thesis of the Supreme Good as Radical Evil Maec de Kesel 12. When Psychoanalysis Meets Law and Evil. Perversion and Psychopathy in the Forensic Clinic Jochem Willemsen and Paul Verhaeghe 13. 'That Which in Life might Prefer Death' From the Death Drive to the Desire of the Analyst Véronique Voruz
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