Unphenomenal Shakespeare: Pending Critical Quarrels (Costerus New, 232)

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Series Information
Title Page
Copyright Page
Contents
Acknowledgements
Introduction
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Chapter 1 The Unphenomenal: “This Nothing’s More than Matter”
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Chapter 2 The Spectre of the Cartesian Subject
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Chapter 3 Misrepresentations: Shakespeare and the Phenomenologists
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Chapter 4 What Phenomenology? Kant to Levinas
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Chapter 5 Spontaneous Me
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Chapter 6 The Harm That Good Men and Women Do
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Chapter 7 Affective styles
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Chapter 8 A Pastoral Philosophy
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Chapter 9 What Matters in Shakespeare?
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Chapter 10 Undialing the Dialectic
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Chapter 11 The Maladies of Abstinence: No More Cakes and Ale
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Chapter 12 The Naturalization of Reason: Who Is Afraid of Ferdinand Derrida?
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Chapter 13 Doing Shakespeare: To the Things Themselves
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Chapter 14 Reading Shakespeare: Is There a Text in This Play?
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Chapter 15 If Caliban Is a Chimpanzee and Other Posthumanist Conditions
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Chapter 16 The Aesthetic Ideology
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		1.1 Intuition
		1.2 Evidence
		1.3 Intentionality
		1.4 Meaning-Filling
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Chapter 17 The Aesthetic Fallacy
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Chapter 18 The Fallacy of Representation
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Chapter 19 The Fallacy of Immediacy
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Chapter 20 The Fallacy of Presentism
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Bibliographical References
Index of Names