Book Details
Format
Paperback
Pages
264
Language
English
Published
Oct 16, 2015
Publisher
Edinburgh University Press
ISBN-10
0748646450
ISBN-13
9780748646456
Description
This comprehensive dictionary serves as a vital resource for anyone looking to engage with the philosophical insights of Jean-Luc Nancy, a prominent figure in contemporary thought. Compiled by experts Peter Gratton, Marie-Eve Morin, and Michael Gallope, it meticulously explores the terminology and concepts that define Nancy's work, making it accessible to both scholars and general readers alike.
Through collaborative efforts, the authors provide an in-depth analysis of Nancy's ideas on community, deconstruction, and aesthetics, illuminating the complexities of his philosophical stance. Readers will find a wealth of definitions, explanations, and contextual information that reveal the intricacies of Nancy's thought, inviting deeper reflection on his influence across various fields, including art, politics, and ethics.
Through collaborative efforts, the authors provide an in-depth analysis of Nancy's ideas on community, deconstruction, and aesthetics, illuminating the complexities of his philosophical stance. Readers will find a wealth of definitions, explanations, and contextual information that reveal the intricacies of Nancy's thought, inviting deeper reflection on his influence across various fields, including art, politics, and ethics.
Genres
Contemporary