Literature, Cultural Politics and Counter-Readings: Hamlet as the Prince of Deconstruction

Cover
Half Title
Title Page
Copyright Page
Dedication Page
Contents
Acknowledgements
Introduction: Texts, Counter-Texts and Subversive Reading Strategies
1. Hamlet, the Prince of Deconstruction: Ghostwriting the Spectrality of Justice and Karma
2. Deconstruction, the Jew of Philosophy: Paul Celan’s Poetology and the Dispersal of Logos
3. Postcolonial Biopower: Politics of the Nation-ed and Dismemberment of the Other
4. Hangman’s Metaphysics and Penology-to-come: Provincializing Derrida’s Death Penalty Seminar
5. Deconstruction as ‘Hospitality to the Other’: A Derrida—Ambedkar Dialogue
6. Being With and Inter-Beings of Flat-Ontology: Poetry After the Anthropocene
7. Geology of Morals or Auto-Deconstruction: What Comes After the Anthropocene?
8. Art as Dissensual Sensorium: Subaltern Aesthetics and the Logic of Global Corporate Capital
9. Flawed Postcolonial Historiography?: Subaltern Theory After the Chibber-Chatterjee Debate
10. Critical Amnesia and the Colonizing Semiotic Capital: Can Popular Culture Speak?
Index