The movement of nothingness trust in the emptiness of time / [electronic resource] :
Daniel M. Price and Ryan J. Johnson, editors.
- Aurora, Colo. : Davies Group, 2013.
- 300 p.
Bright pearl : on Japanese aesthetic expressivity / Jason Wirth -- The transfiguration of nothingness / Thomas Altizer -- Weininger and the (political) problem of categories / Bettina Bergo -- Shadowplay in Nietzschean optics / Ryan Johnson -- How does nothing(ness) move? Hegel's challenge to embodied thinking / Angelica Nuzzo -- Walking into nothing : directing -- Samuel Beckett's footfalls / John Harvey -- Hamlet's nihilism / Andrew Cutrofello -- The consistency of nothingness : Leopardi's struggle with Solido Nulla / Allessandro Carrera -- The poetics of O (as nothing) / Andrew Hass -- Weak fathers : Sartre's absent joke / Daniel Price -- Post-representational theology / Petra Carlsson -- Generating the future : apocalyptic forms of speech in Hermann Cohen's work / Astrid Deuber-Mankowsky.
Electronic reproduction.
Palo Alto, Calif. :
ebrary,
2013.
Available via World Wide Web.
Access may be limited to ebrary affiliated libraries.
Nothing (Philosophy)
Nothing (Philosophy) in literature.
Electronic books.
BD398 / .M68 2013eb
111/.5
Bright pearl : on Japanese aesthetic expressivity / Jason Wirth -- The transfiguration of nothingness / Thomas Altizer -- Weininger and the (political) problem of categories / Bettina Bergo -- Shadowplay in Nietzschean optics / Ryan Johnson -- How does nothing(ness) move? Hegel's challenge to embodied thinking / Angelica Nuzzo -- Walking into nothing : directing -- Samuel Beckett's footfalls / John Harvey -- Hamlet's nihilism / Andrew Cutrofello -- The consistency of nothingness : Leopardi's struggle with Solido Nulla / Allessandro Carrera -- The poetics of O (as nothing) / Andrew Hass -- Weak fathers : Sartre's absent joke / Daniel Price -- Post-representational theology / Petra Carlsson -- Generating the future : apocalyptic forms of speech in Hermann Cohen's work / Astrid Deuber-Mankowsky.
Electronic reproduction.
Palo Alto, Calif. :
ebrary,
2013.
Available via World Wide Web.
Access may be limited to ebrary affiliated libraries.
Nothing (Philosophy)
Nothing (Philosophy) in literature.
Electronic books.
BD398 / .M68 2013eb
111/.5