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Autorenporträt
Gerhard Richter is a professor of German studies and comparative literature at Brown University. He is the author or editor of numerous books, including Inheriting Walter Benjamin and Afterness: Figures of Following in Modern Thought and Aesthetics. Ann Smock is a professor emerita of French at the University of California, Berkeley. She is the author of two books, including What Is There to Say? (Nebraska, 2003), and has translated several others. An influential theorist, philosopher, and literary critic, Werner Hamacher (1948–2017) was a professor at the University of Frankfurt and founder of its Institute of General and Comparative Literary Studies.
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95 Theses on Philology / 95 Thesen zur Philologie Werner Hamacher, translated by Catharine Diehl Introduction Gerhard Richter and Ann Smock Part 1. Balances1. Was heißt Lesen?—What Is Called Reading? Gerhard Richter 2. Language-Such-That-It’s-Spoken Michèle Cohen-Halimi, translated by Ann Smock 3. 48: [this space intentionally left blank] Jan Plug 4. Catch a Wave: Sound, Poetry, Philology Sean Gurd Part 2. Times 5. Einmal ist Keinmal: On the 76th of Werner Hamacher’s 95 Theses for Philology Ann Smock 6. Rereading tempus fugit Thomas Schestag 7. Language on Pause: Hamacher’s Seconds of Celan and Daive Vincent W.J. van Gerven Oei Part 3. Categories 8. The Right Not to Complain: A Philology of Kinship Avital “Irony” Ronell 9. The Category of Philology Peter Fenves 10. The Philía of Philology Susan Bernstein 11. Defining the Indefinite Daniel Heller-Roazen Part 4. Responding to Responses 12. What Remains to Be Said: On Twelve and More Ways of Looking at Philology Werner Hamacher, translated by Kristina Mendicino Contributors Index
95 Theses on Philology / 95 Thesen zur Philologie Werner Hamacher, translated by Catharine Diehl Introduction Gerhard Richter and Ann Smock Part 1. Balances1. Was heißt Lesen?—What Is Called Reading? Gerhard Richter 2. Language-Such-That-It’s-Spoken Michèle Cohen-Halimi, translated by Ann Smock 3. 48: [this space intentionally left blank] Jan Plug 4. Catch a Wave: Sound, Poetry, Philology Sean Gurd Part 2. Times 5. Einmal ist Keinmal: On the 76th of Werner Hamacher’s 95 Theses for Philology Ann Smock 6. Rereading tempus fugit Thomas Schestag 7. Language on Pause: Hamacher’s Seconds of Celan and Daive Vincent W.J. van Gerven Oei Part 3. Categories 8. The Right Not to Complain: A Philology of Kinship Avital “Irony” Ronell 9. The Category of Philology Peter Fenves 10. The Philía of Philology Susan Bernstein 11. Defining the Indefinite Daniel Heller-Roazen Part 4. Responding to Responses 12. What Remains to Be Said: On Twelve and More Ways of Looking at Philology Werner Hamacher, translated by Kristina Mendicino Contributors Index
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