Blanchot, Maurice Blanchot is perhaps best known as a literary cr

Blanchot, Maurice Blanchot is perhaps best known as a literary critic. His texts on Kafka, Mallarme, Beckett and others make him one of the most influential critics of twentieth century literature. But he is equally influential as an incisive reader of philosophy t, Blanchot

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Blanchot
Written by author Leslie Hill
Published by Taylor & Francis, Inc., July 1997
Maurice Blanchot is perhaps best known as a literary critic. His texts on Kafka, Mallarme, Beckett and others make him one of the most influential critics of twentieth century literature. But he is equally influential as an incisive reader of philosophy t
Placing Blanchot at the centre stage of writing in the twentieth century, Blanchot sheds new light on Blanchot's political activities before and after the Second World War.

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1 An Intellectual itinerary 1
Why Blanchot? 1
An ethics of discretion 5
A share of biography 10
Pas de recit? 17
The acts of the day (1) 21
A question of responsibility 36
The acts of the day (2) 44
A temptation? 47
2 The (im)possibility of literature 53
Founding fictions 53
How is literature possible? 69
'Naming the gods': from Heidegger to Holderlin 77
The limitlessness of the limit 91
3 Writing the neuter 103
From work to worklessness 103
The worklessness of being 114
Outside 121
Neutre 127
July 1948: writing, dying; dying, writing 142
4 The absence of the book 158
Beyond philosophy? 158
Transcendence and the Other 167
The demand of writing 184
An uninterrupted questioning 195
The unexpected word 209
5 Extreme contemporary 222
Notes 226
Texts by Blanchot 274
Index 299

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	Acknowledgements
	Abbreviations
1	An Intellectual itinerary	1
	Why Blanchot?	1
	An ethics of discretion	5
	A share of biography	10
	Pas de recit?	17
	The acts of the day (1)	21
	A question of responsibility	36
	The acts of the day (2)	44
	A temptation?	47
2	The (im)possibility of literature	53
	Founding fictions	53
	How is literature possible?	69
	'Naming the gods': from Heidegger to Holderlin	77
	The limitlessness of the limit	91
3	Writing the neuter	103
	From work to worklessness	103
	The worklessness of being	114
	Outside	121
	Neutre	127
	July 1948: writing, dying; dying, writing	142
4	The absence of the book	158
	Beyond philosophy?	158
	Transcendence and the Other	167
	The demand of writing	184
	An uninterrupted questioning	195
	The unexpected word	209
5	Extreme contemporary	222
	Notes	226
	Texts by Blanchot	274
	Index	299