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Illustrations ix
Acknowledgments xi
Introduction 1
Part I Unbounded Thoughts: Fecund Overflowing in Philosophy's Finitude
1 Four Meditations on Heidegger's Undergoing of Thought's Finitude 9
First Meditation: Abandonment: A Violent Encounter with Thought's Finitude 12
2 Second Meditation: The Decomposition of an Illusion and the Fecundity of Thinking 19
3 Third Meditation: Thought's Sensibility in its Finitude and its Exposed Word 27
4 Fourth Meditation: Thought's Ambiguous Finitude: Between Abyssal Fecund Thought and the Historical Destiny of the West 39
5 Exposed Memories: Towards Reading the History of Philosophy Beyond its Historical Destiny in the West 51
Part II Unbounded Words: Language in its Ephemeral and Concrete Finitude
6 Ephemeral Concrete Words: On the Translucence of the Philosophical Logos in Plato's Phaidros 65
7 The Tactility of Words (from Silent Gestures): Gadamer's Reading of Paul Celan's Atemkristall 81
8 Quand un Corps se met en OEuvre: The Word in the Flesh, at the Limit of Derrida's Reading of Antonin Artaud 103
Part III Unbounded Finitudes: Thought's Sensibility in Art and the Political
9 The Sensibility of Art in its Finitude: Undergoing the Disaster Through Benjamin's "Politics of Art" 123
10 Unbounded Spirits: From Solitude to Ethical Words in Hegel, Fanon, and Gabriel Garcia Marquez 139
11 Towards a Politics of Lightness 159
Notes 171
Index 207
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Martin Haverkamp
reviewed Sense and Finitude: Encounters at the Limits of Language, Art, and the Political on September 21, 2020
Sense and Finitude
While reading this book for a philosophy course, I wrote this limerick to describe my feelings:
There once was a man from Nantucket,
Who put one hand in hot water and the other hand in cold water and then both hands into the same water and discovered that the conflicting sensations of heat and cold indicated that there was no way to objectively determine the temperature of the water in the bucket,
And little did he know,
'Twould cause a young girl centuries later to go,
"Oh my god, I'm getting really bored of talking about immaterialism."
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