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Title	Open borders: encounters between Italian philosophy and continental thought
Other creators	Calcagno Antonio ; Benso Silvia
Collection	Электронные книги зарубежных издательств ; Общая коллекция
Subjects	Philosophy, Italian. ; Continental philosophy. ; EBSCO eBooks
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Language	English
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Contents
Acknowledgments
Open Borders: Introduction
- Notes
Part One: Being, Beings, Nothingness
- 1. Luigi Pareyson’s Ontology of Freedom: Encounters with Martin Heidegger and F. W. J. Schelling
  - Pareyson’s Philosophical Project
  - Pareyson and Heidegger
  - Heidegger and Freedom
  - Pareyson and Schelling
  - Schelling and Freedom
  - Pareyson, Heidegger, and Schelling: or, An Ontology of Freedom
  - Notes
- 2. Emanuele Severino versus Western Nihilism (A Guide for the Perplexed)
  - Time Is Not of the Essence
  - The Essence of Nihilism in Detail
  - Philosophies of the Past
  - The World and the Real
  - Notes
- 3. Increase or Kenosis: Hermeneutic Ontology between Hans-Georg Gadamer and Gianni Vattimo
  - Preface
  - Being Is Meaning; That Is, Possibility
  - Gadamer: An Ontology of Historical Happening
  - Vattimo: A Nihilist Ontology of Actuality
  - Conclusion
  - Notes
Part Two: Temporality, Subjectivities, Performances
- 4. Lingering Gifts of Time: Ugo Perone, Edith Stein, and Martin Heidegger’s Philosophical Legacy
  - The Possible Present: A Threshold
  - The Time of Being-Held-in-Being and the Giving of Time: Edith Stein
  - Lingering and Security in Being: A Dialectical Relationship?
  - Notes
- 5. Failing to Imagine the Lives of Others: Remo Bodei and Jean-Luc Nancy on Citizenship and Sancho Panza
  - Ontology of the Singular
  - Nancy on History and Being-With
  - Bodei and the Need for Role Models for Navigating Life
  - Notes
- 6. A Political Gesture: The Performance of Carlo Sini and Michel Foucault
  - Philosophy as Performance
  - Sign Dazzlement
  - Political Implications
  - The Turning Point
  - Shifters
  - The Abolition of Dazzlement in Act
  - Political Consequences
  - Notes
Part Three: Thinking, Estrangement, Ideologies
- 7. What Does It Mean to Think? Antonio Gramsci and Gilles Deleuze
  - Introduction
  - An Explanatory Apology
  - Illustrations
    - Medieval Perspectivism
    - Structural Causation
    - Marx’s Ghosts
  - Creativity
  - From Creativity to Assemblage/Ensemble
  - The Real and Thought
  - The Social Difference
  - Notes
- 8. Herbert Marcuse in Italy
  - Introduction
  - The Alienation/Repression Problematic
  - An Autonomist Marcuse?
  - Conclusion
  - Notes
- 9. Engaging Contemporary Ideology with Mario Perniola, Slavoj Žižek, and Robert Pfaller
  - The Enigma of Sensological Society
  - Sensological Styles
  - Communication as the Reverse and Privatistic Side of Sensological Society
  - Ritual Feeling and the Interpassive Retrieval of the Symbolic Realm
  - Notes
Part Four: Community, Apocalypse, the Political
- 10. Between the Inoperative and the Coming Community: Jean-Luc Nancy and Giorgio Agamben on the Task of Ontology
  - Thinking Community Anew: Nancy’s Inoperative Community as an Ontological Task
  - Community, Inoperativeness, and Impotentiality: Agamben’s Coming Community
    - “The Gift of a Supplemental Possibility”: Toward an Ontology of Pure Potentiality
    - The Threshold that We Are: Inessential Commonality
  - Between a Given and a Coming Community: “A Tiny Displacement of the World”
  - Notes
- 11. Who Can Hold the Apocalypse? Massimo Cacciari, Carl Schmitt, and the Katechon
  - Carl Schmitt and the Notion of the Katechon
  - Massimo Cacciari and the Eschatological Reading of the Katechon
  - Conclusion
  - Notes
- 12. Movements or Events? Antonio Negri versus Alain Badiou on Politics
  - Introduction
  - Negri: Society Exists
  - Badiou: Society Does Not Exist
  - Badiou on Negri on Badiou
  - Conclusion
  - Notes
Part Five: Voices of Difference
- 13. A Critique of the Forms of Political Action: Carla Lonzi and G. W. F. Hegel
  - The Originary Differentiation of the Sexes
  - Struggle and Power in the Master-Slave Dialectic
  - The Idolization of Facts
  - Existence and Politics: An Irreconcilable Opposition?
  - Political Subjectivity and the Human Subject
  - Notes
- 14. C’è Altro: Luisa Muraro on the Symbolic of Sexual Difference along and beyond Luce Irigaray
  - Nothing in Between
  - In the Mother Tongue
  - The Symbolic of Sexual Difference
  - The Practice of Women’s Relations
  - Women Mystics Inspire
  - Notes
- 15. Adriana Cavarero and Hannah Arendt: Singular Voices and Horrifying Narratives
  - Cavarero and the Ontological Event of Natality
  - Arendt on Natality and Narration
  - Superfluous Violence and Horrifying Narratives
  - Conclusion
  - Notes
Part Six: Topology, New Realism, Biopolitics
- 16. Topology at Play: Vincenzo Vitiello and the Word of Philosophy
  - Preface
  - Topology, Religion, Art
  - Art: Praise of Space
  - Truth: The Critique of Knowledge
  - Topology: Possibility Higher Than Reality
  - Witnessing: The Impotence of Discourse
  - Notes
- 17. On the Question of the Face of Reality: Addressing the “Myths” of the New Realism and Postmodernity
  - Notes
- 18. Deconstruction or Biopolitics
  - I
  - II
  - III
  - IV
  - Notes
Contributors
Index

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