CONTENTS

LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

INTRODUCTION

The Order: Be Incorruptible

A More Sufficient Response

ONE War and Scapegoats

The Diagnosis: Globalization as War Without War

The Risks Involved in Attacking the “Anthropological Limit”: Biological Continuism and Metaphysical Separationism

Scapegoats

Conclusion: In Poverty

TWO Animals Have No Hand

Transition: Not the Worst, the Least Violence

Introduction: Khōra

The “Confrontation” with Heidegger’s Thought

Introduction: The Three Points of the “Confrontation”

Animals Have No Hand (The Privation of the “As Such” of Beings)

Dasein Stands Before Itself (The Privation of the “As Such” of Death)

The Elaboration of the Argumentation Against the “As Such”

Conclusion: The Undeniability of Animal Suffering

THREE A More Sufficient Response?

Transition: Sacrifice Must Be Sacrificed

Introduction: The Cat’s Eyes

What Is Called Not-Thinking?

Following, Waiting, Carrying—Rams

Conclusion: The “Weak” Response

CONCLUSION The Generation of the Incorruptibles

NOTES

BIBLIOGRAPHY

INDEX