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Preface |
| ONE |
Quasi-Things Come and Go and We Cannot Wonder Where They’ve Been (Starting from the Wind) |
| TWO |
Quasi-Things Assault and Resist Us: Feelings as Atmospheres |
| THREE |
Quasi-Things Are Felt (though Not Localized): The Isles of the Felt-Body |
| FOUR |
Quasi-Things Are Proofs of Existence: Pain as the Genesis of the Subject |
| FIVE |
Quasi-Things Affect Us (Also Indirectly): Vicarious Shame |
| SIX |
Quasi-Things Communicate with Us: From the Gaze to the Portrait (and Back) |
| SEVEN |
Quasi-Things Are the More Effective the Vaguer They Are: Twilightness |
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Notes |
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Bibliography |
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Index |