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Index
Cover
About the Author
Title Page
Copyright
Contents
Translator’s Introduction
Acknowledgements
Part One: Philosophy and Circumstances
Introduction
Philosophy and the Question of War Today
1. On September 11 2001: Philosophy and the ‘War against Terrorism’
2. Fragments of a Public Journal on the American War against Iraq
3. On the War against Serbia: Who Strikes Whom in the World Today?
The ‘Democratic’ Fetish and Racism
4. On Parliamentary ‘Democracy’: the French Presidential Elections of 2002
5. The Law on the Islamic Headscarf
6. Daily Humiliation
Openings/Affirmations
7. The Power of the Open: A Discourse on the Necessity of Fusing Germany and France
8. Third Sketch of a Manifesto of Affirmationist Art
Notes to Part One
Part Two: Uses of the Word ‘Jew’
Introduction
1. Israel: the Country in the World where there are the Fewest Jews?
2. The Destruction of the European Jews and the Question of Evil (fragments from Ethics: An Essay on the Understanding of Evil, translated by Peter Hallward)
3. A Dialogue between a Jew from Darzia and an Arab from Epirus
4. Saint Paul and the Jews (excerpt from Saint Paul: The Foundation of Universalism, translated by Ray Brassier)
5. Against Negationism
6. Local Angel
7. Interview in Haaretz
8. The Master-Signifier of the New Aryans (by Cécile Winter)
9. The Word ‘Jew’ and the Sycophant
Notes to Part Two
Part Three: Historicity of Politics: Lessons of Two Revolutions
1. The Paris Commune: A Political Declaration on Politics
2. The Cultural Revolution: The Last Revolution?
A Brief Chronology of the Cultural Revolution (translated by Bruno Bosteels)
Notes to Part Three
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