...Jonas Rosenbrück Abstract This article analyzes the notions of clarity and obscurity in the work of Alexander Gottlieb Baumgarten and Maurice Blanchot, arguing that the latter’s thought of the “other night” proposes a radical reversal, indeed, a corruption, of Baumgarten’s founding of aesthetics...

...FLOYD DUNPHY University of Oregon 2004 Aristotle. Nichomachean Ethics . Trans. Martin Oswald. New York: Macmillan, 1962 . Augustine. Confessions . 1890. Trans. J.G. Pilkington. The Nicene and Post-Nicene Fathers 1. Ed. Phillip Schaff. Edinburgh: T. and T. Clark, 1994 . Blanchot...

...Joseph D. Kuzma In this article I explore the status of intimate relationality in Maurice Blanchot's fictional writings and critical essays of the 1940s and 1950s. Focusing primarily on his 1951 text When the Time Comes , I show that intimacy in Blanchot's writings is an impersonal covenant...

...Kir Kuiken Abstract While “impasse” in politics implies deadlock or standstill, this essay examines how a counter-tradition, exemplified by Blanchot’s The Unavowable Community , treats impasse as the condition of possibility of a new form of community. Focusing on Blanchot’s conception...

... to retrace the turns and detours of those writings that are emphatically marked by the errancy, anachronism, and forgetfulness that recurrence and iterability entail. It is in such an attempt that this article offers commentaries upon several passages from the oeuvres of Friedrich Nietzsche, Maurice Blanchot...

... Benjamin: Selected Writings . Trans. Jephcott Edmond Zohn Harry . Ed. Eiland Howard Jennings Michael W. . Cambridge : Harvard UP , 2003 , 389 – 400 . Print . Blanchot Maurice . La communauté inavouable . Paris : Les Éditions de Minuit , 1983 . Print . Bolaño...

... Goethes Faust . Stuttgart: Weitbrecht, 1985 . Blanchot, Maurice. Le livre à venir . Paris: Gallimard, 1959 . Bohrer, Karl Heinz. Das absolute Präsens: Die Semantik ästhetischer Zeit . Frankfurt: Suhrkamp, 1994 . ____. Plötzlichkeit: Zum Augenblick des ästhetischen Scheins . Frankfurt...

..., it is also one that demands to be read against other key intertexts of the modern moment, including Darwin's Descent of Man , Flaubert's Un Coeur Simple , and the more recent voices of Walter Benjamin, Giorgio Agamben, and Maurice Blanchot. Weaving these diverse materials together in a manner that echoes...

...: University of Minnesota Press, 1987 . Bersani, Leo. The Culture of Redemption . Cambridge, MA and London: Harvard University Press, 1990 . Beverley, John. Against Literature . Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 1993 . Blanchot, Maurice. The Space of Literature . Trans. A. Smock...

... Nietzsche, Maurice Blanchot, and Robert Musil confront the errancy, anachronism, and forgetfulness that recurrence entails. “There may be no getting beyond recurrence,” as Mendicino explains in her conclusion, “and no end to citing that which will have been said of it.” Nevertheless, her essay suggests...

... penseurs et des textes auxquels me lie une amitié de pensée à laquelle je serai toujours inégal. Sans espoir, donc, de jamais leur rendre juste ici. Ces mots de Bataille sont placés par Blanchot en exergue de La Communauté inavouable . . . ouvrage qui, dès ses premières lignes, on le sait, dialogue avec...

.... Aldershot: Scholar Press and Brookfield, 1993 . 278 -81. Blanchot, Maurice. The Siren's Song—Selected Essays by Maurice Blanchot . Trans. Sacha Rabinovitch. Brighton: The Harvester Press Limited, 1982 . Brod, Max. Afterword. The Castle . Trans. Willa Muir and Edwin Muir. London: Martin Secker...

... that for Ellison somehow fore- ground an often tense relationship between those two overwrought terms: ethics and aes- thetics. As the subtitle of his book indicates, Ellison interweaves his analysis of the relationship between ethics and aesthetics in literary and philosophical texts from Kant to Blanchot...

... that for Ellison somehow fore- ground an often tense relationship between those two overwrought terms: ethics and aes- thetics. As the subtitle of his book indicates, Ellison interweaves his analysis of the relationship between ethics and aesthetics in literary and philosophical texts from Kant to Blanchot...

... that for Ellison somehow fore- ground an often tense relationship between those two overwrought terms: ethics and aes- thetics. As the subtitle of his book indicates, Ellison interweaves his analysis of the relationship between ethics and aesthetics in literary and philosophical texts from Kant to Blanchot...

... that for Ellison somehow fore- ground an often tense relationship between those two overwrought terms: ethics and aes- thetics. As the subtitle of his book indicates, Ellison interweaves his analysis of the relationship between ethics and aesthetics in literary and philosophical texts from Kant to Blanchot...

... that for Ellison somehow fore- ground an often tense relationship between those two overwrought terms: ethics and aes- thetics. As the subtitle of his book indicates, Ellison interweaves his analysis of the relationship between ethics and aesthetics in literary and philosophical texts from Kant to Blanchot...

.... The imbrication of Blanchot and Bataille is particulary perti- nent here. Robbins offers an extended reading of Bataille’s 1947 review essay “From Existentialism to the Primacy of Economy” (translated by Robbins and included in the Appendix), in which she also discusses the influence of Jean Wahl on Levinas...

.... The imbrication of Blanchot and Bataille is particulary perti- nent here. Robbins offers an extended reading of Bataille’s 1947 review essay “From Existentialism to the Primacy of Economy” (translated by Robbins and included in the Appendix), in which she also discusses the influence of Jean Wahl on Levinas...

.... The imbrication of Blanchot and Bataille is particulary perti- nent here. Robbins offers an extended reading of Bataille’s 1947 review essay “From Existentialism to the Primacy of Economy” (translated by Robbins and included in the Appendix), in which she also discusses the influence of Jean Wahl on Levinas...