...Jeffrey M. Perl; Jeffrey M. Perl This introduction to the third and final part of the Common Knowledge symposium “Unsocial Thought, Uncommon Lives” (13:1 [Winter 2007]: 33–39) is reprinted here in a special issue of representative pieces from the journal’s first twenty-five years. The title...

...Simon Richards Duke University Press 2007 S y m p o s i u m : U n s o c i a l T h o u g h t , U n c o m m o n L i v e s , Pa r t 3 THE ANTISOCIAL URBANISM OF LE CORBUSIER Simon Richards I have often said that the sole...

...Michael Seidman Duke University Press 2007 S y m p o s i u m : U n s o c i a l T h o u g h t , U n c o m m o n L i v e s , Pa r t 3 SOCIAL HISTORY AND ANTISOCIAL HISTORY Michael Seidman Why not narrate a politics of contempt...

...Jeffrey M. Perl; Michael Seidman; Simon Richards; Daniel Juan Gil; Gordon Marino; Daniel Cottom; Jeffrey J. Kripal Duke University Press 2007 UNSOCIAL THOUGHT, UNCOMMON LIVES Part 3 Jeffrey M. Perl, Michael Seidman, Simon Richards, Daniel Juan Gil, Gordon Marino, Daniel Cottom...

...Daniel Juan Gil Duke University Press 2007 S y m p o s i u m : U n s o c i a l T h o u g h t , U n c o m m o n L i v e s , Pa r t 3 “BARE LIFE” Political Order and the Specter of Antisocial Being in Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar Daniel Juan Gil Many early...

...Jeffrey M. Perl; Gregory B. Stone; Sissela Bok; Tom McCall; Susan Gubar; Isabel Colegate © 2006 by Duke University Press 2006 UNSOCIAL THOUGHT, UNCOMMON LIVES Part 1 Jeffrey M. Perl, Gregory B. Stone, Sissela Bok, Tom McCall...

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... the , , and and , The - - L ane • Unsocial Thought, Uncommon Lives: Part 2 403 ICD-10 Department of Health and Human Services, (ICD-9 – CM) ( disorder” personality “antisocial under manifestation” asocial or predominantly...

... to reinvoke this poet and artist for the present symposium on the historical, moral, and social importance of antisocial personalities. To begin with, Blake was just such a character. He was a deeply eccentric, marginal, and relatively unknown figure. His later and still...

... a tradition in Common Knowledge to justify ways of life and thought that are in general disrepute and to reassess words that have been abused. This journal has offered symposia on “Platonic insults” (“rhetorical,” “sophistic,” “casuistical,” “pharisaic on antisocial thinking, on types of relativism...

... directed by Buddhist schools against one another. Certain Chan schools had accused other Chan schools of quietism and nihilism, and Western scholars even in the later twentieth century have taken sides in these disputes as well. However, Faure argues, the “no-thought” of Chan is not the “blank slate...

..., useful, passionately engaging; and I can’t understand how so many scientists comply in making them cold, stupid, uncouth, contradictory, antisocial, useless, and boring. She: I’m completely lost. I also find the sciences passionately engaging. I devote my life...

... — a Peace thought...

...-personed “a complete assume to struggles poet Bakhtin’s tive,” conserva- and dogmatic life.” “Authoritarian, ofeveryday rounds petty the from world,” removed“Edenic an “far from timelessly” to“speak is goal “utopian” poet’s the genre: adeplorablyis it, antisocial understood...

... this approach to life and thought with Geertz, Vattimo, and Rorty would serve no righteous end. Doing so would form another team, kick off another game and spoil- sport should be a metagame for one nonplayer at a time.2 The spoilsports to whom I referred in this passage were founding members of the CK...

... . Thought: (Cam 1979...

... of aconstant expression in versa, vice and ledwar to sorcery past the in that likely very It seems unstable. persistently is dynamics, its and of sorcery on account that, set allied an from exclusions and in inclusions of group effect mutating the of thought as better...

.... Nevertheless, it is a notion that crops up regularly in early modern intellectual and religious history that theologians, espe- cially those who belonged to the state church and held orthodox doctrinal views, too often displayed an antisocial tendency toward disputatiousness...

... in would battle be commemorated in a dedicated unam separate shrine those who had not. It was thought, however, that Jewish soldiers in Allied armies out differentiating between those who had participated armedin resistance and with ofEurope Jews murdered the on focused state a as ofIsrael...

.... - - - - - - van der Dennen • Peace by Other Means: Part 1 423 Wiley Behavior, Antisocial and nal inconclusive least the say...