Excessive subjectivity : Kant, Hegel, Lacan, and the foundations of ethics

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• List of Abbreviations = xiii
• INTRODUCTION : ON THE NECESSITY OF THE DEED = 1
• 1. EXCESSIVE SUBJECTIVITY AND THE PARADOX OF AUTONOMY AS ITS PREREQUISITE = 17
• 2. KANT : THE SPLIT SUBJECT OF ETHICAL AGENCY = 29
• Kant and Kantianism = 29
• Of Disposition and Revolution = 39
• Disposition as "Subjective Ground" for a "Propensity Toward Evil" = 42
• Disposition and Its Spontaneity = 44
• The Revolution of Disposition in Ethical Borderline Situations = 46
• Form Forming Itself. The Categorical Imperative = 49
• Talent as the "Excess" of the Power of Judgment = 56
• Kant and "Inferential" Kantianism : McDowell and Brandom = 60
• The Forced Choice of Moral Obligation = 64
• Kant's Critique of Inferentialism = 69
• The Irresponsible Immaturity for Which Responsibility Needs to Be Taken = 82
• Habitus Libertatis : Change of Disposition and Gesture = 83
• Kant's Doctrine of Virtue = 88
• Ends-Driven Duties of Virtue = 90
• 3. HEGEL : THE SPLIT ETHICAL LIFE AND THE SUBJECT = 94
• Hegel vs. Kant? = 100
• The Deed as a Breaking Out of Undefined Interiority = 103
• The Revolution of Disposition and Social Space = 108
• Hegel's Antigone : The Tragic vs. Tragedy = 110
• Antigone's Act = 113
• The Tragic and Tragedy in the Context of Knowledge and Truth = 118
• The Rationale That Will Have Actualized Itself = 122
• Hegel and Conscience = 127
• Socrates's Conscience = 129
• The Universal and the Particular = 136
• Madness and Disasociability of the Human Soul = 140
• 4. LACAN : SUBJECTIVITY AND THE AUTONOMINAL FORCE OF LAWGIVING = 148
• Metapsychology and Its Political Dimensions = 148
• Kant and Hegel in Lacan's Theory of the Law = 155
• Origins : Freud's Pleasure Coordinates of Appellation = 159
• The Subject, His Subjectivization, and the Sublime Signifier = 164
• Signifiers and the "Force of Law" = 181
• Antigone, Rosa Parks, and the "Discourse of the Hysteric" = 184
• The Subject's Self-Designation out of Her Void (Lacan on Russell and Frege) = 193
• There Is No Metalanguage = 200
• Language as Event of the Unconscious = 204
• Imperatives = 207
• Phantasmatically Fending Off Appellation = 212
• "Traversing the Fantasy" = 214
• Unrepresented Signifiers = 219
• "The Unleashing of the Signifiers" = 223
• Validity Without Meaning = 228
• On the Paradox of Excessive Authority = 232
• "Je Dis Toujours la Vérité!" = 241
• Notes = 247
• Bibliography = 313
• Index = 337