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...Editor’s Introduction<subtitle>Carl Schmitt: An Improper Name</subtitle> Adam Sitze’s introduction reviews Anglophone scholarship on Carl Schmitt and clarifies Carlo Galli’s contribution to that scholarship: Galli performs an “immanent critique” of Schmitt’s oeuvre that is until now lacking...

... This chapter addresses Marx’s immanent critique of spiritualist accounts of the world, which destroys the normative basis of world literature. It argues that Marx’s emphasis on the centrality of the world market gives the mistaken impression that the world is a spatial formation when his...

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... in the medium of the rubber eraser, and a short tagline included below the illustration. This chapter shows how these three elements worked together to offer an immanent critique of television, and examines Seki’s concern with the shape of the public sphere in a mediatized society. national media sphere...

... This chapter addresses Marx’s immanent critique of spiritualist accounts of the world, which destroys the normative basis of world literature. It argues that Marx’s emphasis on the centrality of the world market gives the mistaken impression that the world is a spatial formation when his critique of capitalism...

..., and a short tagline included below the illustration. This chapter shows how these three elements worked together to offer an immanent critique of television, and examines Seki’s concern with the shape of the public sphere in a mediatized society. This chapter examines how art practices in the 2010s...

... along the horizontal axis of immanence. Born, on the one hand, of the gap in immanence inscribed in the Hegelian dialectic (a gap that keeps thesis and antithesis in perpetual relation and forestalls any final Aufhebung ) and, on the other hand, by the gap in the Symbolic inscribed in the Lacanian...

... it is that). It is also an experiment in a common search for, and presentation of, the crisis in our theological, philosophical, and juridical tradition that will activate the philosophy of immanence and affirmative biopolitics lying dormant there, patiently awaiting its vindication in contemporary thought...

... This chapter advocates an “insurgent humanism” in which the human is redefined in tension with persistent critique of relations of violence that destroy and negate life. This humanism is not rooted in an inherent human dignity or in qualities of “the human” deemed morally valuable within...

... narrative describes a media crew’s visit to a remote community, showing how hunting and exchanging gifts are highly valued practices folded into the broader project of making Indigenous media. The forms of kin relationship reproduced in the contexts of hunting, and the ways that such hunting is critiqued...

... affective registers of Black existence. Highlighting the conjunction between Black critiques of humanism and those repertoires of wayward feeling that subtend Black existence, this chapter argues that too thick feeling moves us through the undertheorized racially gendered declensions and transfigurations...

... a new periodization of Lacan’s teaching—one which renders legible an insisting and unresolved impasse in psychoanalytic thinking, tying together its clinical, conceptual and institutional dimensions—it demonstrates how the Žižekian theoretical space is capable of thinking continuous and immanent...

... Black critiques of humanism and those repertoires of wayward feeling that subtend Black existence, this chapter argues that too thick feeling moves us through the undertheorized racially gendered declensions and transfigurations within registers of feeling such as slowness, exhaustion, bitterness...