This work challenges the dominant pejorative view of myth by showing how myth is implicated in the deepest layers of society, politics, individuality and temporality.
This work challenges the dominant pejorative view of myth by showing how myth is implicated in the deepest layers of society, politics, individuality and temporality.
William Pawlett is Senior Lecturer in the Faculty of Arts at the University of Wolverhampton, UK. He is author of Georges Bataille: The Sacred and Society, Violence, Society and Radical Theory and Jean Baudrillard: Against Banality.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction Chapter One: Myth, Society, (A)theogony Chapter Two: Left Pole of the Sacred Chapter Three: Society, Heterology and Transparency Chapter Four: Profanations of Sex and Death Chapter Five: After Profanation: myth and disappearance Concluding remarks Bibliography Index
Introduction Chapter One: Myth, Society, (A)theogony Chapter Two: Left Pole of the Sacred Chapter Three: Society, Heterology and Transparency Chapter Four: Profanations of Sex and Death Chapter Five: After Profanation: myth and disappearance Concluding remarks Bibliography Index
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