... to Arendt's attempt to complete Immanuel Kant's unrealized project of deriving a concept of political judgment from the field of aesthetics, the thesis of this essay is that the contradictions and paradoxes of such an attempt can help establish a heuristic for studying literature as a political medium...

...MARC REDFIELD MARSHALL BROWN, The Gothic Text (Stanford: Stanford UP, 2005), pp. 312, cloth, $48.00. Copyright © Novel Corp. 2006 2006 Gothic Consciousness MARSHALL BROWN, The Gothic Text (Stanford: Stanford UP, 2005), pp. 312, cloth, $48.00. "Kant...

... Greiff. Cambridge: MIT P, 1998 . Heller , Agnes . A Theory of Modernity . Oxford: Blackwell, 1999 . Hogg , James . The Private Memoirs and Confessions of a Justified Sinner . Ed. John Carey. Oxford: Oxford UP, 1999 . Kant , Immanuel . Critique of Pure Reason . Trans...

... the very prolixity of modern- ism's supposed disavowal of mass cultural vernaculars is clear evidence of their centrality, Pease quotes Adorno himself: "If Kant's disinterestednessis to be more than a synonym for indifference, it has to have a trace of untamed interest somewhere." hdeed...

... history. It is central, for instance, to Immanuel Kant's philosophy. Written in the exact moment that Paul J. Crutzen and Eugene F. Stoermer date as the origin of the Anthropocene, Kant's Critique of Judgment (1790) argues that thinking at the vast scales of the so-called mathematical sublime “involves...

... theory, Ezra Pound through Kant's Critique of Judgment, African American or Caribbean authors via the linguistics of creolization. The goal here is to instantiate what Heidegger called the "worldhood of the world into literary study, or as she says in her introduction, "This book is an attempt...

.... Hofstadter , Douglas . Godel, Escher, Bach: An Eternal Golden Braid . New York: Random, 1987 . James , Henry . The Art of the Novel: Critical Prefaces . Intro. Richard Blackmur. New York: Scribner’s, 1947 . Kant , Immanuel . The Critique of Judgement . Trans. James Creed Meredith...

... 21 ( 1988 ): 5 –46. Hobsbawm , Eric J. The Age of Revolution 1789–1848 . New York: Mentor, 1962 . Johnson , Claudia L. Jane Austen: Women, Politics, and the Novel Chicago: U of Chicago P, 1988 . Kant , Immanuel . Critique of Judgment . Trans. J.H. Bernard New York...

.... Kamuf , Peggy . “Prologue: Melville’s Credit Card.” The Division of Literature, or, the University in Deconstruction . Chicago: U of Chicago P, 1997 . 167 –222. Kant , Immanuel . Critique of Judgment . Trans. J.H. Bernard New York: Hafner, 1951 . Kaplan , Amy . The Social...

... . Postmodernism, or The Cultural Logic of Late Capitalism . Durham : Duke UP , 1991 . Kant Immanuel . Critique of the Power of Judgment . Trans. Guyer Paul and Matthews Eric . Cambridge : Cambridge UP , 2000 . Klein Uri . “ Ha-hamhaza shel ha-seret levaya ba-zohorayim...

... Unconscious: Narrative as a Socially Symbolic Act . Ithaca: Cornell UP, 1981 . Jones , Howard Mumford . The Pursuit of Happiness . Cambridge: Harvard UP, 1953 . Kafka , Franz . The Trial . Trans. Breon Mitchell. New York: Schocken, 1998 . Kant , Immanuel . Critique...

... the difference. 1 “The Copernican revolution in epistemology—if we do not restrict this to Kant 's specific doctrine that the mind imposes the forms of time, space, and the categories on the ‘sensuous manifold,’ but apply it to the general concept that the perceiving mind discovers what it has itself...

... inexorably to the vanishing point where the political circumstances in which sex happens blur into the act itself; and that they name thinkers—like Dworkin and even, as we shall see, Immanuel Kant —who willingly run the risk of looking absurd by making the claim that “sex is wrong.” This article reads...

.... Macey David . New York : Picador , 1997 . Hawthorne Nathaniel . Nathaniel Hawthorne's Tales . New York : Norton , 2003 . Greiman Jennifer . Democracy's Spectacle: Sovereignty and Public Life in Antebellum American Writing . New York : Fordham UP , 2010 . Kant...

... influential version of the Kantian narrative is exemplified in Terry Eagleton's The ldeofogy of the Aesthetic. According to this view, Kant was the great architect of the secular structure wheeled into place to fill the ideological vacuum left by the demise of the Christian order. It is essen- tially...

..., or other forms of equality and similitude—a notion that survives even in the work of Immanuel Kant, who makes of mutuality an aspirational ideal at some distance from lived relations—eighteenth-century theorists cut through the far greater complexity of those relations, which transpire neither through...

... of the rela- tion of self to other as force to counterforce; Locke's analysis of the experiential basis of human understanding provided a psychological as well as epistemological basis for the realist novel's plot of self-development; Kant's positing of the categorical imperative that governs our...

... hermeneutics. Critique, it seems, is the unwitting target of both, whether it be Immanuel Kant's critical method for the determination of human limits, or the deployment of critique in hermeneutics as a way to reveal the latent conditions of worldly phenomena, a technique ultimately more Marxian or Freudian...

... because, within the bounds of “deconstructive reason,” there is nothing “beyond” time (25). Time is the condition of and for desire and also, he suggests, for notions of the political, responsibility, violence, the gift, and justice. In the chapters on Kant, Husserl, and Levinas, Hägglund shows how...

... is the emblem of our reigning theoretical conceptions of the literary, Wasser argues, insofar as it concentrates within itself the tension between natural determination and aesthetic autonomy first given philosophical notice in Immanuel Kant. To recall a debate that is both overfamiliar and somehow, now...