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Angelaki: journal of the theoretical humanities VOLUME 4 NUMBER 3 DECEMBER 1999 General Issue 1999 Editorial Introduction The Experience of Deconstruction The Eclipse of Coincidence: Lacan, Merleau-Ponty and Schelling Money, Gift and Sacrifice: Thirteen Short Episodes in the Pricing of Thought Bernard-Marie Koltès and Relations of Interest Levinas in the Realm of the Senses: Transcendence and Intelligibility Figures in (De)composition: The Genesis of the Paradoxical Self in Paul Auster's Moon Palace (A Fuzzy Grammar of Subjectivity) Bodies of Experience and Bodies of Thought: Freud and Kant on Excessively Intense Ideas Ultimate Trope: Towards a Postcolonial Tropology Sounding Desire–On Tricky Angelaki Dossier: Glissement Editorial Introduction The Slide in the Sign: Lacan's Glissement and the Registers of Meaning Capiton Glozing "Glisser dans le vide": Blanchot, Thomas l'obscur and the Space of Literature Pipedreams: Magritte and Beckett "The Beautiful Does Not Get Elected Like Miss World" Duchamp's "Mechanistic Sculptures": Art, Nudes and the Game of Chess Speed Factory: #1-14 Slippery Threads (An Amplified Concert Critique) The Calling–"Can I Tell You Something Personal?" Purple Phosphene The Thing from Inner Space: On Tarkovsky 
Angelaki: journal of the theoretical humanities VOLUME 4 NUMBER 2 SEPTEMBER 1999 special issue: Machinic Modulations: New Cultural Theory and Technopolitics issue editor: John Armitage, University of Northumbria at Newcastle, UK Editorial Introduction Section I: New Cultural Theory All That is Solid Melts into Airwaves Situationist Strategies and Mutant Technologies Theory, Technology and Cultural Power: An Interview with Manuel Castells Crash Theory: The Ubiquity of the Fetish at the End of Time A Virtual Theory of Global Politics, Mimetic War, and the Spectral State Dissecting the Data Body: An Interview with Arthur and Marilouise Kroker Bathos of Technology and Politics in Fourth Order Simulacra The Information Bomb: A Conversation Data Crash: Apocalypse and Global Economic Crisis Stories from the Research Labs Section II: Technopolitics Globalisation from Below? Toward a Radical Democratic Technopolitics Ontological Anarchy, The Temporary Autonomous Zone, and The Politics of Cyberculture: A Critique of Hakim Bey Whither the Virtual: Slavoj Zizek and Cyberfeminism Theory of State: Deleuze, Guattari, and Virilio on the State, Technology and Speed The Female UNIX Touch, Digital Communication and the Ticklish Against Virtual Community: For a Politics of Distance Conducting Technologies: Virilio's and Latour's Philosophies of the Present State Getting "The Real Facts": Contemporary Cultural Theory and Avant-Garde Technocultural Practices Practical Anarchy: An Interview with Critical Art Ensemble
Angelaki: journal of the theoretical humanities VOLUME 4 NUMBER 1 MAY 1999 special issue: Judging the
Law Editorial Introduction Section I: The Law of Philosophy Francis Bacon's "Verulamium": The Common-Law Template of the
Modern in English Science and Culture Kierkegaard's Absolute Decision:
Dialectic of Ethical Law in Fear and Trembling Aporia and Phantasm: Modern
Law, the Tragic and Time Lacan and the Law Section II: Limits of Justice Capitalism, Justice and the Law Utilitarian Conscience and
Legal Fictions in Bentham Human Rights at the End of
History Judging Without Law: Obligation,
Justice and the Individual Particular Section III: Tragedy and Art Naming the Abyss: Aeschylus, the Law, and the Future of Democracy Vengeance Is His: Justice
in the Oresteia The Poor Law – Büchner
Section IV: Case Studies Judging the Voices of Judicial Law Critical Hermeneutics and
American Legal Interpretation: A Search for the Meaning of New York
Times v. Sullivan Reproduction and the State:
Between Bodily Performance and Legal Performativity Doing the "Right"
Thing: Queer Censorship and the "Force of Law" in Canada Habeas Corpus
Angelaki: journal of the theoretical humanities VOLUME 3 NUMBER 3 DECEMBER 1998 general issue 1998 Editorial Introduction The Victory of Culture A Small History of the Body Memento Mori Death and the Dinner Party:
Hospitality and Hungry History in Joyce and Bowen Viral Trope Generic Sovereignty: The
Philosophy of Alain Badiou Politics and Philosophy:
An Interview with Alain Badiou Angelaki Dossier: Together Acker/Rimbaud: "I"Dentity
Games Amical Treachery: Kant, Hamann,
Derrida and the Politics of Friendship TornOff Senses Still The Poet and the Psychoanalyst:
Mediums of Transmission Absent Friends: Around The
Ambassadors Complex Authorships:
Angelaki: journal of the theoretical humanities VOLUME 3 NUMBER 2 AUGUST 1998 special issue: The Love
of Music Editorial Introduction Section I: Music in General
The Musical Imperative Questions Concerning Music
Technology An Assemblage of Drugs, Desire
and Techno Section II: Specific Musics
Nomosin The Magic Flute Boulez, Proust and Time:
"Occupying Without Counting" Composition, Improvisation,
Constitution: Forms of Life in the Music of Pierre Boulez and Ornette
Coleman Music, Noise, Silence: Some
Reflections on John Cage Jacques Derrida, Also, Enters
into Heaven Section III: Music and
Literature Harmony, Polyphony, Ornamentation:
Musical Rhetoric in Jonson's Hymenaei and Crashaw's "Musicks Duell"
Distraction Disconcerting the Fugue:
Dissonance in the "Sirens" Episode of Joyce's Ulysses Music Theory in Late Kafka
Review Angelaki: journal of the theoretical humanities VOLUME 3 NUMBER 1 APRIL 1998 special issue: Impurity,
Authenticity and Humanity Editorial Introduction: Impurity,
Authenticity and Humanity Species-Being, Teleology
and Individuality I: Marx on Species-Being Aristotle and Sartre on the
Human Condition: Lack, Responsibility and the Desire to be God Metaphysical Shame Species-Being, Teleology
and Individuality II: Kant on Human Nature The Kantian Purification
of Law and Politics Hobbes on Human Nature and
the Necessity of Manners T.H. Green as a Phenomenologist:
Linking British Idealism and Continental Phenomenology Species-Being, Teleology
and Individuality III: Alienation and Self-Realisation Living with Alienation: A
Response to Stephen Mulhall Becoming Animal and Double-Baked
Attempts at Becoming Artist Humanism, Reflective Capacities
and Prejudice Animals and Other Worlds:
Haraway Looks at Nature, Culture and Science Two Poems Happiness and Duty in Ibsen's
Brand Utopia and the Place of Possibility:
Peter Handke and the Ambitions of a Storyteller Philosophical Secrets: Heidegger,
Poetic Form and the Uncanny A Solemn Combination of Souls:
A Reading of Twelfth Night The Deformity of Theory in
Psychoanalysis A Subject is Being Beaten
Angelaki: journal of the theoretical humanities VOLUME 2 NUMBER 3 JUNE 1997 special issue: Intellectuals
and Global Culture Editorial Introduction Antipodality Neohispanism: A Program for
Tongue Dispossession The Impertinence of Intellectuals:
Democracy and Postmodernity in Latin America Postmodern or PostTotalitarian:
The Reality of the Crisis of the Bulgarian Intellectual Stop Making Sense: Heiner
Muller, Germany and Intellectuals Rainbow Fragments Falling Down: Intellectuals,
Scholars and Popular Culture So Here Comes a Book That
Makes Everything Easy: Towards a Theory of Intellectual History in the
Field of Intellectual Production Critical Mass: Intellectual
Politics and the Mode of Complexity The Terror of the Law: Judaism
and International Institutions On Four Formulas That Might
Sum Up the Deleuzian Philosophy A Jew, a Red, a Whore, a
Bomber: Becoming Emma Goldman, Rhizomatic Intellectual Jean Baudrillard: Transintellectual?
Accelerated Aesthetics: Paul
Virilio's The Vision Machine Ain't I an Intellectual Too?
An Interview with Tricia Rose Endangered Species? An Interview
with Jean Baudrillard Angelaki: journal of the theoretical humanities VOLUME 2 NUMBER 2 MARCH 1996 special issue: Authorizing
Culture Introduction: Authorizing
Culture - Interdisciplinarity and its Discontents The Dialectics of Cultural
Criticism "It's a Thin Line Between
Love and Hate": Why Cultural Studies is so "Naff" The Glasse of Majesty: Reflections
on New Historicism and Cultural Materialism Rethinking Authority Value, Tradition and the
Place of the Present: The Disputed Canon in the United States The Paradox of Authority:
Psychoanalysis, History and Cultural Criticism The Epistemology of Mastery "Something Still More
Exact": T.S. Eliot's "Traditional Claims" Liberalism After Nietzsche
and Weber White Album Mythology Angelaki: journal of the theoretical humanities VOLUME 2 NUMBER 1 NOVEMBER 1995 special issue: Home and
Family Introduction: Home and Family On the Psychology of the
Uncanny (1906; first English translation) Doubly Uncanny (plus Bibliography
of the Uncanny) Privatising Culture: Reflections
on JeanFrançois Lyotard's "oikos" This is not a Book Review.
Esther Rashkin: Family Secrets and the Psychoanalysis of Narrative Missing a Generation: The
Rat Man and Hamlet Albeit Eating: Towards an
Ethics of Cannibalism Imaginary Homelands: Notes
on Heimat and Heimlich Homes without Heimats: Jean
Améry at the Limits Traversing Identity: Home
Movies and Road Movies in Paris, Texas Noah's Ark Fourier's "Familism"
Against the Household Home Exercises Luce Irigaray - At Home with
Martin Heidegger? Home Economics/Household
Words: Disciplining Rhetoric and Political Economy The Art of Doing Nothing Theory on the Toilet: A Manifesto
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