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Preface ix
Acknowledgments xi
Note on Sources xiii
Introduction: Ungrounding Subjectivity 1
The Infinite Beginning (The Concept of Irony) 12
Endless Time (Either/Or 1) 41
Entering into Philosophy (De omnibus dubitandum est) 65
Repetition (Repetition) 91
Absolute Relation to the Ab-solute (Fear and Trembling) 125
The Instant (The Concept of Anxiety) 160
Conclusion: The Exteriority of Interiority 195
Notes 199
Bibliography 225
Index 231
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