Jean-Luc Nancy : justice, legality, and world

Content: Introduction: Justice, Legality and World, Benjamin Hutchens
 Part I. Justice, Incommensurability and Being
 1. From the Imperative to Law, Jean-Luc Nancy
 2. The Just Measure, Ian James
 3. Nancy, the Event and the Law of Abandoned Being, Francois Raffoul
 4. Being Just? Ontology and Incommensurability in Nancy's Notion of Justice, Christopher Watkin
 5. The Logical Space of Distribution: Nancy contra Rawls, Benjamin Hutchens
 Part II. Legality, Body and Language
 6. Lapsus Linguae: The Spirit and the Letter, James Gilbert-Walsh
 7. Nancy's 'Melee': Writing, Finitude, and Imperative Ethnicity, Ana Luszczynska
 8. Critical Legal Aesthetics, Benjamin S. Pryor
 9. The Laws of Art: Doing Justice to the Aesthetic, Martta Heikkila
 10. Singular Embodiment and the Ethics of Reproduction, Catherine Mills
 Part III. Justice, Politics and World
 11. Nancy, Justice and Democracy, Olivier Marchart
 12. Nancy, Justice and the Idea of Communism, Jason Smith
 13. Being-in-common, or the Meaning of Globalization, Sean Hand
 14. Nancy, Globalization and Postcolonial Humanity, Jane Hiddleston
 15. Justice Before and Justice After: Nancy and Ranciere on Creation, Todd May
 Bibliography
 Index.