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Index
Cover
Half Title
Title Page
Copyright
Contents
Acknowledgments
Half Title
Introduction: Toward a New Topology of Philosophy
I. Unusual Presocratics
1. Who’s Afraid of the Sophists? Against Ethical Correctness
2. Speak If You Are a Man, or the Transcendental Exclusion
3. Seeing Helen in Every Woman: Woman and Word
II. Sophistics, Rhetorics, Politics
4. Rhetorical Turns in Ancient Greece
5. Topos/Kairos: Two Modes of Invention
6. Time of Deliberation and Space of Power: Athens and Rome, the First Conflict
III. Sophistical Trends in Political Philosophy
7. From Organism to Picnic: Which Consensus for Which City?
8. Aristotle with and Against Kant on the Idea of Human Nature
9. Greeks and Romans: Paradigms of the Past in Arendt and Heidegger
IV. Performance and Performative
10. How to Really Do Things with Words: Performance Before the Performative
11. The Performative Without Condition: A University sans appel
12. Genres and Genders. Woman/Philosopher: Identity as Strategy
13. Philosophizing in Tongues
V. “Enough of the Truth For …”
14. “Enough of the Truth For …”: On the Truth and Reconciliation Commission
15. Politics of Memory: On the Treatment of Hate
16. Google and Cultural Democracy
17. The Relativity of Translation and Relativism
Notes
Index
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