... to pass academic judgment on texts from literatures they are not sufficiently equipped to handle linguistically, culturally, and historically. Against the backdrop of the recent spate of publications on world literature, especially the monographs by David Damrosch and the various multi-volume anthologies...

...Sushil Sivaram Abstract This article reasons that the Jaipur Literature Festival between 2008 and 2011 attempted to institute via polemics, judgment, and celebration the category of the Pakistani novel in India by importing an alterity industry. By failing to contextualize alterity in a South Asian...

..., or, The Persistence of the Dialectic . London : Verso , 1990 . Print . Kant Immanuel . Critique of Judgment . Trans. Meredith James Creed . Oxford : Oxford UP , 1986 . Print . Knight Diana . Barthes and Utopia: Space, Travel, Writing . Oxford : Clarendon , 1997 . Print...

... taste, judgment, wealth, sovereignty, and sentiment in the period are difficult enough to untangle without being encumbered by careless preconceptions. Jan Mieszkowski’s Labors of Imagination: Aesthetics and Political Economy from Kant to Althusser...

... taste, judgment, wealth, sovereignty, and sentiment in the period are difficult enough to untangle without being encumbered by careless preconceptions. Jan Mieszkowski’s Labors of Imagination: Aesthetics and Political Economy from Kant to Althusser...

..., or indeed any word or phrase whatsoever, might do so as well. In both cases, the mechanisms, habits, discursive contexts, or rules that we (readers and translators) employ when we make judgments concerning the effect  or the felicity  of a translation take...

... of The Subject of Modernity, Cascardi suggested that Kant’s Cri- tique of Judgment provided a conception of subjectivity useful for a politics of “aesthetic liberalism.” Hanna Arendt and Jean-François Lyotard had previously discussed the politi- cal implications of Kant’s aesthetics, but Cascardi’s...

... of The Subject of Modernity, Cascardi suggested that Kant’s Cri- tique of Judgment provided a conception of subjectivity useful for a politics of “aesthetic liberalism.” Hanna Arendt and Jean-François Lyotard had previously discussed the politi- cal implications of Kant’s aesthetics, but Cascardi’s...

... of The Subject of Modernity, Cascardi suggested that Kant’s Cri- tique of Judgment provided a conception of subjectivity useful for a politics of “aesthetic liberalism.” Hanna Arendt and Jean-François Lyotard had previously discussed the politi- cal implications of Kant’s aesthetics, but Cascardi’s...

... of The Subject of Modernity, Cascardi suggested that Kant’s Cri- tique of Judgment provided a conception of subjectivity useful for a politics of “aesthetic liberalism.” Hanna Arendt and Jean-François Lyotard had previously discussed the politi- cal implications of Kant’s aesthetics, but Cascardi’s...

... of The Subject of Modernity, Cascardi suggested that Kant’s Cri- tique of Judgment provided a conception of subjectivity useful for a politics of “aesthetic liberalism.” Hanna Arendt and Jean-François Lyotard had previously discussed the politi- cal implications of Kant’s aesthetics, but Cascardi’s...

... of The Subject of Modernity, Cascardi suggested that Kant’s Cri- tique of Judgment provided a conception of subjectivity useful for a politics of “aesthetic liberalism.” Hanna Arendt and Jean-François Lyotard had previously discussed the politi- cal implications of Kant’s aesthetics, but Cascardi’s...

... of The Subject of Modernity, Cascardi suggested that Kant’s Cri- tique of Judgment provided a conception of subjectivity useful for a politics of “aesthetic liberalism.” Hanna Arendt and Jean-François Lyotard had previously discussed the politi- cal implications of Kant’s aesthetics, but Cascardi’s...

... of The Subject of Modernity, Cascardi suggested that Kant’s Cri- tique of Judgment provided a conception of subjectivity useful for a politics of “aesthetic liberalism.” Hanna Arendt and Jean-François Lyotard had previously discussed the politi- cal implications of Kant’s aesthetics, but Cascardi’s...

... of The Subject of Modernity, Cascardi suggested that Kant’s Cri- tique of Judgment provided a conception of subjectivity useful for a politics of “aesthetic liberalism.” Hanna Arendt and Jean-François Lyotard had previously discussed the politi- cal implications of Kant’s aesthetics, but Cascardi’s...

... happy until he dies” (1684).10 Although the consequences of this utterance cannot be explained fully here, in brief the Solonian injunction means that judgments regarding happiness pertain to an entire life: every aspect of a biographical narrative, from birth to death, must be taken into account...

... of questions, we are better off suspending judgment and continuing to search. Although Pyrrho’s skepticism may have been based on the belief that things can- not be known because our perceptions are not to be trusted, he may instead For the Greek text of the Odyssey, I use Homeri Opera, ed. D.B. Monro...

... of the Dialectic . London : Verso , 2009 . Print . Jamme Christoph Schneider Helmut , eds. Mythologie der Vernunft: Hegels ‘Ältestes Systemprogramm des deutschen Idealismus ’. Frankfurt/M. : Suhrkamp , 1984 . Print . Kant Immanuel . Critique of Judgment[CJ] . Trans. Pluhar...

...- entiate legitimate from illegitimate violence, according to the Greek root of the word critique (Krinein and diakresis as acts of separation, incisive cutting, and passing judgment). But Benjamin was also specifically concerned with the crisis that would define critique, the messiness of its...

... of Judgment (1790). One of the book’s central and persuasive arguments is that there is a dual structure to sublimity that can be traced from the origins of the concept in Longinus through to Kant’s ideas. That structure shows itself in the sublime e ect of being overwhelmed or overawed, on the one...