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Title: Édouard Glissant, Philosopher: Heraclitus and Hegel in the Whole-World.
Creators: Leupin Alexandre; Brown Andrew ((Literary translator))
Imprint: Albany: State University of New York Press, 2021
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Language: English
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Table of Contents

  • Contents
  • Abbreviations
  • Acknowledgments
  • Translator’s Note
  • Chapter 1 “The immense foliage of a Louisiana oak, like a flattened palaver tree”
  • Chapter 2 “Repetition is not an unnecessary duplication”
  • Chapter 3 “I do not reject, I establish correlation”
  • Chapter 4 “This need to go beyond one’s own subjectivity”
  • Chapter 5 “Everything is in everything”
    • The Whole-Book?
    • “A circle whose center is everywhere and circumference nowhere”
  • Chapter 6 “Universality has no language”
  • Chapter 7 “Bounds, breaks and sudden leaps”
  • Chapter 8 “Only the poets”
  • Chapter 9 “The beauty of beauty”
  • Chapter 10 “The dispute, one of the safest and oldest reinforcements of thought”
    • The Different Relation—The Whole-World
  • Chapter 11 “We do not name Relation”
  • Chapter 12 “Now there are only beings”
  • Chapter 13 “The slave is the one who does not know, but who desires with all his strength to know”
    • On History as Neurosis
  • Chapter 14 “I change things, through exchanging with the other, and yet without destroying or distorting myself”
  • Chapter 15 “And so we bring down (as if literally) the letter of the world”
  • Chapter 16 “Imagine a thousand birds taking flight over an African lake”
  • Chapter 17 “The continuity of the living is a spiral that does not fear to be interrupted”
  • Chapter 18 “Yes, yes, everything is alive”
  • Notes
  • Bibliography
  • Index

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