(The) disappearance of literature : Blanchot, Agamben, and the Writers of the No

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• Introduction : Writing of the No = 1
• Situation, The Non-Place of the Human, The Shadow and the Antidote, Technology and Resistance, Disappearance, Study
• 1 Blanchot and Agamben on Desoeuvrement = 19
• The Open, The Sacred and the Profane, Naked Life, Desoeuvrement, Pataphysics, God, The Great Ignorance, The Teacher and the Student, Mysticism and Writing, The Land of the Magi
• 2 The (Para)Ontology of Disappearance = 39
• Survival, Bartleby, Inactivity, Image, Resistance of the Object, Invisible Man, Aesthetics, Intransmissibility, Para-Subject, The End of Storytelling, Beyond Good and Evil, Literature as Procedure, Asignifying Word, Mystery, Surprise, Dictator, Gestural Language, Self Slander, "Then the time has come"
• 3 The Potential of Study = 61
• Survival, The Student Before the Law, The Invisible Door, Study and Resistance, Educative Violence, The Autodidact, The Logic of Sovereignty, Closing the Door of the Law
• 4 Toward a Constellation of Literature's Disappearance = 79
• Neutral Power, Near-death, Neuter, Void, Philopoesis, Linguistic Absolute, Collectivity, Superimposition, Dreams, De-quilting, Light, Awakening, Blindness, With What Words?
• 5 Anne Carson and the Study of Mysticism = 101
• Pan Tolmeton, The Dance of Jealousy, Decreation, The Far Near
• 6 Enrique Vila-Matas and the Self-Study of Writing = 113
• Irony, Style, Happiness
• 7 The Friendship of Literature = 123
• Friendship, That Light
• Notes = 133
• Index = 153