...Worlding and Unworlding<subtitle>Worldliness, Narrative, and “Literature” in Phenomenology and Deconstruction</subtitle> This chapter is a critical reconstruction of Heidegger’s theory of world and its ontological connection to temporality and transcendence. It elaborates on his rejection...

... not simply dismiss or turn away from religion in search of a secular, decolonial future. Instead, Fanon’s phenomenology of the political hints at the significant place of religion in Fanon’s critique of colonial modernity. This critique is read as a critique of the political theology of coloniality...

... In addition to offering an acute observation of the way Black bodies are registered in space (and time), Fanon’s phenomenological reflection allows us to think about life, revolt, and world-making in the face of immeasurable violence. Chapter 4 explores how Fanon’s struggle to reconfigure his...

...<italic>Phenomenology</italic> Lecture 17, “Phenomenology and Husserl,” describes Edmund Husserl’s attempts to found a presuppositional philosophy that would guarantee the certainty of knowledge based on the phenomenon in consciousness, and the problems he repeatedly encountered...

... Lecture 17, “Phenomenology and Husserl,” describes Edmund Husserl’s attempts to found a presuppositional philosophy that would guarantee the certainty of knowledge based on the phenomenon in consciousness, and the problems he repeatedly encountered. phenomenon intentionality noesis/noema...