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The most current multidisciplinary and multivocal engagement with Sade's enduring influences on modernism and the philosophical need for continued analysis of his work and the questions it raises. From Lacan to Dalí, through Simone de Beauvoir, Beckett, Horkheimer, Burroughs, Pasolini, Foucault, Deleuze, up to Zizek, the Marquis de Sade's influence and impact on modernism and modern thinking is hard to measure. Understanding Sade, Understanding Modernism presents its readers with a chance to reflect on the importance of this radical oeuvre from different perspectives. Contributors…mehr
The most current multidisciplinary and multivocal engagement with Sade's enduring influences on modernism and the philosophical need for continued analysis of his work and the questions it raises.
From Lacan to Dalí, through Simone de Beauvoir, Beckett, Horkheimer, Burroughs, Pasolini, Foucault, Deleuze, up to Zizek, the Marquis de Sade's influence and impact on modernism and modern thinking is hard to measure. Understanding Sade, Understanding Modernism presents its readers with a chance to reflect on the importance of this radical oeuvre from different perspectives.
Contributors examine Sadean literature and thought through some of its main texts (including 120 Days of Sodom, History of Juliette, The Crimes of Love, and Philosophy in the Boudoir) in a series of comparative essays that not only examine Sade's influence in French, European, and American thought, but also critique it in the context of some of modern philosophy's most relevant subjects: ecology, nature, universalism, and the links between ethics and aesthetics.
The final section identifies key concepts and notions within Sade's corpus in a series of entries offering context and a discussion of their relevance for current thought.
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Autorenporträt
James Martell is Associate Professor of Romance Languages at Lyon College, USA. He has published articles on Derrida, Deleuze, Beckett, Malabou, and the cinema of Béla Tarr in journals like Mosaic, the Oxford Literary Review , and Sanglap. He co-edited in 2018 together with Fernanda Negrete a special volume of Samuel Beckett Today/Aujourd'hui, titled 'Beckett Beyond Words,' and in 2021 Tattooed Bodies: Theorizing Body Inscription Across Disciplines and Cultures with Erik Larsen. His book, Modernism, Self-Creation, and the Maternal: The Mother's Son was published in 2019.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction: Unzeitgemässer Marquis James Martell Lyon College USA Part I: Conceptualizing Sade 1. S'ériger en libertin: The Care of the Libertine Self in Histoire de Juliette Henry Martyn Lloyd University of Queensland Australia 2. Derrida with Sade or the 44 Journées James Martell Lyon College USA 3. "Modernes! Encore un effort si vous voulez l'inouï": Becoming a Woman and Sustaining an Ethics for the Feminine Beyond the Boudoir Fernanda Negrete University at Buffalo USA 4. Sade and the Problem of Ecological Sovereignty Allan Stoekl Penn State University USA 5. Sade Genealogy Modernity or Historicism Perverted James A. Steintrager University of California Irvine USA 6. Obscene Martyrs Cindy Zeiher University of Canterbury New Zealand 7. The Crimes of Love: Pierre Klossowski Queer Theory and the Modernist Novel Charlie Clements Tufts University USA Part II: Sade and Modernism 8. Beckett's Sadean Modernism Jean-Michel Rabaté University of Pennsylvania USA 9. Horkheimer Sade and Erotic Reason William S. Allen University of Southampton UK 10. Sade Reads d'Holbach: Atheism Materialism and Atopy in the Rise of the Avant-Garde Dany Nobus Brunel University London UK 11. Foucault's Sade or a Modernist's Destiny: Transgression Desire and Power Mladen Kozul University of Montana Missoula USA 12. Sade Tel Quel: Writing Desire Patrick ffrench Kings College London UK 13. Domesticating Sade: The Avant-Garde "Continental" Philosophy and Sade's Aesthetics of the Abhorrent Henry Martyn Lloyd University of Queensland Australia 14. Sade in the 1960s Counterculture: The Progressive Defense of a Horror Show Guy Stevenson Queen Mary University of London and Goldsmiths College UK 15. Sade Sex Ed and the Cinematic Sentence Ramsey McGlazer University of California Berkeley USA 16. Beckett's Sad(e) Laugh: Philosophical Grotesquerie and Po-ethics of Parody in Samuel Beckett's Reception of the Marquis de Sade Elsa Baroghel University of Oxford UK Part III: Glossary 17. Aestheticism James A. Steintrager University of California Irvine USA 18. Apathy James A. Steintrager University of California Irvine USA 19. Atheism Tony Richards University of Lincoln USA 20. Crime James Martell Lyon College USA 21. Ethics Rodrigo Gonsalves European Graduate School Switzerland 22. Irony James A. Steintrager University of California Irvine USA 23. Libertinism Tony Richards University of Lincoln UK 24. Mathematics Prashant Mishra Indian Institute of Technology Gandhinagar India 25. Nature Dany Nobus Brunel University London UK Notes Notes on Contributors Index
Introduction: Unzeitgemässer Marquis James Martell Lyon College USA Part I: Conceptualizing Sade 1. S'ériger en libertin: The Care of the Libertine Self in Histoire de Juliette Henry Martyn Lloyd University of Queensland Australia 2. Derrida with Sade or the 44 Journées James Martell Lyon College USA 3. "Modernes! Encore un effort si vous voulez l'inouï": Becoming a Woman and Sustaining an Ethics for the Feminine Beyond the Boudoir Fernanda Negrete University at Buffalo USA 4. Sade and the Problem of Ecological Sovereignty Allan Stoekl Penn State University USA 5. Sade Genealogy Modernity or Historicism Perverted James A. Steintrager University of California Irvine USA 6. Obscene Martyrs Cindy Zeiher University of Canterbury New Zealand 7. The Crimes of Love: Pierre Klossowski Queer Theory and the Modernist Novel Charlie Clements Tufts University USA Part II: Sade and Modernism 8. Beckett's Sadean Modernism Jean-Michel Rabaté University of Pennsylvania USA 9. Horkheimer Sade and Erotic Reason William S. Allen University of Southampton UK 10. Sade Reads d'Holbach: Atheism Materialism and Atopy in the Rise of the Avant-Garde Dany Nobus Brunel University London UK 11. Foucault's Sade or a Modernist's Destiny: Transgression Desire and Power Mladen Kozul University of Montana Missoula USA 12. Sade Tel Quel: Writing Desire Patrick ffrench Kings College London UK 13. Domesticating Sade: The Avant-Garde "Continental" Philosophy and Sade's Aesthetics of the Abhorrent Henry Martyn Lloyd University of Queensland Australia 14. Sade in the 1960s Counterculture: The Progressive Defense of a Horror Show Guy Stevenson Queen Mary University of London and Goldsmiths College UK 15. Sade Sex Ed and the Cinematic Sentence Ramsey McGlazer University of California Berkeley USA 16. Beckett's Sad(e) Laugh: Philosophical Grotesquerie and Po-ethics of Parody in Samuel Beckett's Reception of the Marquis de Sade Elsa Baroghel University of Oxford UK Part III: Glossary 17. Aestheticism James A. Steintrager University of California Irvine USA 18. Apathy James A. Steintrager University of California Irvine USA 19. Atheism Tony Richards University of Lincoln USA 20. Crime James Martell Lyon College USA 21. Ethics Rodrigo Gonsalves European Graduate School Switzerland 22. Irony James A. Steintrager University of California Irvine USA 23. Libertinism Tony Richards University of Lincoln UK 24. Mathematics Prashant Mishra Indian Institute of Technology Gandhinagar India 25. Nature Dany Nobus Brunel University London UK Notes Notes on Contributors Index
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