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... and to disqualify a post-Heideggerian thought of difference in philosophy of art. It ultimately takes issue with Rancière’s effort to police the function of modern art. Copyright © 2017 Editorial Board, Qui Parle 2017 resistance difference aesthetics Jacques Rancière Jean-François Lyotard...

... Copyright © 2006 Qui Parle 2006 NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS KELVIN C. BLACK is a doctoral candidate in he Department of English at the University of California, Berkeley. His essay in this issue is adapted from a chapter of his dissertation, which is pro- visionally entitled...

... Copyright © 2010 Qui Parle 2010 Errata The three fi gures included in Enrique Dussel’s “The Liberatory Event in Paul of Tarsus” in the last issue (18, no. 1) were published in error. The alignment of the fi gures was accidentally corrupted in the course of production. The correct, fi...

... run by graduate students, Qui Parle has an Editorial Board that changes every year. Many of the editors who voted on the transition will have moved on (taking exams, conducting fieldwork, writing) by the time this first issue with Duke is published. Consistency is maintained through weekly meetings...

... Maine, where he teaches avant-garde poetry and poetics. He co-edits Sagetrieb with Benjamin Friedlander and just finished guest- editing a special issue of differences entitled "After Patriarchal Poetry: Feminism and the Contemporary Avant-Garde." Recent essays have appeared...

... that once sought to distance themselves from any connection with human rights have now claimed to promote them, as is the case with the World Bank.3 En- vironmental issues, labor issues, and economic issues are presented in terms of rights or, otherwise, at least asked to justify...

... Copyright © 2000 Qui Parle 2000 This issue of Qui Parle centers around Hans Blumenberg (1920- 1996), one of the foremost German thinkers of the postwar era, whose wide-ranging erudition covered the history of philosophy, theology, science, and aesthetics from the Greeks to the modern...

... consciousness most markedly through the issues of global warming (or climate change as the more encompassing term), overconsumption of limited natural resources, and the toxic saturation of everything from industrialized food systems and chil- dren’s toys to Hungarian villages. Increasingly spectacular...

... university as a public good, university presidents ig- nore public values while refusing to address major social issues and problems.14 Instead, such administrators now display corporate af- fi liations like a badge of honor, sit on corporate boards, and pull in huge salaries. Until...

... form not only to the damage suffered by the city in which she lived but also to the collateral disfigurement of its aesthetic tradition, her works are themselves, in her words, “ruins,” “piles of forms.” On the cover of this issue appears an image of Iraq, New Map/US Map, in which...