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Keywords: Autobiografie

Author information: Pascal, Roy 1904-1980

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Format: 243 S.

Edition: Dt. Erstausg.

Series Statement: Sprache und Literatur 19

Uniform Title: Design and truth in autobiography

Language: German

Subjects: Comparative Studies. Non-European Languages/Literatures

Keywords: Autobiografie

Author information: Pascal, Roy 1904-1980

Author information: Wölfel, Kurt 1927-2021

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Language: German

Subjects: Comparative Studies. Non-European Languages/Literatures

Keywords: Autobiografie ; Autobiografie

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Author information: Pascal, Roy 1904-1980

Author information: Wölfel, Kurt 1927-2021

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ISBN: 9780821443293 (e-book)

Series Statement: Series in continental thought ; number 38

Note: "Earlier versions of some of the material in this book have been published in the form of articles"--Acknowledgments. , Introduction: the quickened and the dead -- Ontology for philologists : Nietzsche, body, subject -- "Be your self!" : Nietzsche as educator -- The life of thought : Nietzsche's truth perspectivism and the will to power -- Of slaves and masters : the birth of good and evil -- Moments of excess : the making and unmaking of the subject -- Lacan, desire, and the originating function of loss -- The word that sees me : the nexus of image and sign -- The nothing as the reverse side of Lacan's mirror -- Nietzsche is dead, long live Nietzsche : in memory of paternal ghosts -- The "insiders" : Nietzsche's secret teaching and the invention of "the philosopher of the future" -- Finding one's home in the nothingness of Nietzsche's text -- Nietzsche's excessive demand and the question of the adulterous queen's desire -- High and low : the hierarchical structure of Nietzsche's texts -- Inside and outside : Nietzsche "incorporated"; or, Who incorporates whom in the act of reading Nietzsche? -- The father's indulgence of the prodigal son : ambiguity and the limits of "the position" -- The contagion of affect in Netzsche : Klein, Krell, Bataille -- Doing time with Melanie Klein : renouncing "the bad breast," mourning the loss of "the good breast" -- "Motivating this writing ... is a fear of going crazy" : how Klein might read Georges Bataille sur Nietzsche -- David Farrell Krell's "novel" approach to reading Nietzsche -- Family romances and textual encounters : Sarah Kofman reading Nietzsche -- Reading Nietzsche I : explosions -- Autobiography or autothanography : killing with words in Rue Ordener, Rue Labat -- Reading Nietzsche II : le mépris des juifs; Nietzsche, les juifs, l'anti-semitisme -- The vision, the riddle, and the vicious circle : Pierre Klossowski's reading of Nietzsche's sick body -- On the continuity and disjunction between the body and language -- Exquisite delirium : the thought of eternal return -- The conspiracy of philosopher/villains : Nietzsche/Klossowski/Sade -- From cannibalism to voodoo : the creation and control of the subject of Nietzsche's writing.

Additional Edition: Print version: Faulkner, Joanne. Dead letters to Nietzsche ; : or, The necromantic art of reading philosophy. Athens, Ohio : Ohio University Press, [2010] ISBN 9780821419137

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Note: Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources , Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Contents -- Dedication -- Acknowledgements -- Citations -- Foreword to Reissued Edition -- Preface -- A. The Tale of Tiahuanaco -- B. Waldron's Wager -- C. Deriving an Ought from an Is -- D. A Tale Twice Told -- Endnotes -- Chapter One-A: The Basic Structure and the Methodology of the Argument -- A. The Basic Thesis -- B. Structure of the Text: The Self -- the Social -- the Constitutional -- C. Epistemic Commitments: Self, Society and State as Natural Phenomena -- D. Methodological Commitments: Intuition Pumps and Experimental Philosophy -- 1. Intuition Pumps -- 2. Experimental Philosophy and Empirical Philosophy -- Endnotes -- Chapter One-B: Why Rethinking the Foundations of South African Constitutional Law is Necessary -- A. The 'So What' Question -- 1. How 19th Century Classical Liberalism Undercuts a 21st Century Aspirational Constitution -- 2. The Problem with the Folk Psychology of Freedom -- 3. Avoidance Gives Way to Empiricism -- Endnotes -- Chapter One-C: How Rethinking Our Understanding of the Self and the Social Services a Better Constitutional Theory -- A. Aha Moments and Two Dominant Leitmotifs -- 1. The Unchosen Conditions of Being -- 2. Trial and Error and Feedback Mechanisms -- B. Weaving Together the Dominant Leitmotifs throughout the Text -- 1. A Theory of the Self: Flourishing, Not Freedom -- 2. A Theory of the Social: Constraint, Friction and Change -- 3. A Theory of the Constitutional: Experimentalism & -- Flourishing -- C. Connections that Hold This Book Together -- 1. Connections: Experimental Spaces -- 2. Connections: Experimental Competition -- 3. Connections: Experimental Selves -- C. Tweaking Constitutional Doctrine: Constitutional Court Cases Revisited and Revised -- Endnotes , Chapter Two: A Theory of the Self: Consciousness and Radically Heterogeneous Selves as Feedback Mechanisms -- A. Free Will and Determinism: Their Connection to Social Theory and Constitutional Law -- 1. The Standard Metaphysical Case for Determinism and against Compatabilism -- 2. Experimental Epistemology -- a. Some Philosophical Evidence against the Standard Account of Free Will -- b. The Consequences, for the Self, of Abandoning Free Will -- 3 The Illusion of Volition -- i. Libet's and Walter's Timing Experiments -- ii. Wegner and Wheatley's Experiments -- iii. Tancredi's Serial Killer and Retrospective Intent -- B. Self and Consciousness -- 1. Traditional Views of the Self and Their Problems -- a. My Cartesian Self -- b. My Cartesian Theatre -- C. Explaining (Away) the Self: Bundle Theory -- D. Some Plausible Theories of Consciousness and the Self -- 1. The Proto-Self, the Core Self and the Autobiographical Self -- 2. Global Neuronal Workspace Theory -- a. Baars' Global Workspace Theory -- b. Dehanne and Naccache's Global Neuronal Workspace Theory -- 3. Dennett's Self as a Centre of Narrative Gravity -- E. Selves and Heterogeneity -- 1. Socially, Radically Heterogeneous, Determined Selves -- 2. Naturally, Radically Heterogeneous Determined Selves -- 3. What a 'Free', 'Conscious' Self Is -- F. A Chastened Account of Freedom, Consciousness and Selfhood -- 1. Consciousness, Selves and Error Correction -- 2. A Chastened, Forward-looking Account of Freedom and the Role of Trial and Error -- G. Consciousness and Constitutional Doctrine: Freedom as Political, not Metaphysical -- H. The New Mysterians: The Claim that Consciousness Cannot Explain Itself -- I. Consciousness as a Feedback Mechanism for Error Correction that Enhances Freedom qua Flourishing -- 1. Trial and Error in Video Games -- 2. Trial and Error in Driving , 3. Trial and Error in Spelling -- 4. Trial and Error in Music -- Endnotes -- Chapter Three: A Theory of the Social: Constraint, Friction & -- Change -- A. Introduction -- 1. Unchosen Conditions of Being and Constitutive Attachments -- 2. Social Capital: How Associations and Networks Function -- B. Descriptions of Several Social Feedback Systems -- 1. Spontaneous Orders -- 2. Mill's Experiments in Living -- a. Mill and the Limits of Private Ordering -- b. From Private Ordering to Experimentalism -- 3. Evolutionary Epistemology -- 4. Limits of Evolutionary Epistemology & -- Spontaneous Orders -- C. Better Descriptions and Prescriptions for the Social: Experimentalism in State Policy -- 1. Choice Architecture -- a. Cognitive Biases in Deliberative Practices -- b. Overcoming Cognitive Biases -- 2. The Virtues (and Vices) of Social Capital: Using Bonding Networks and Bridging Networks to Foster Change -- 3. Radically Heterogeneous Selves and Societies as Engines for Change -- D. Shared Consciousness and Feedback Mechanisms -- 1. Psychotherapy -- 2. Legal Practice and Legal Theory -- 3. Golf Instruction -- 4 Corporations and Climate Change -- Endnotes -- Chapter Four: A Theory of the Constitutional: Experimental Constitutionalism -- A. Philosophical Foundations -- B. Basic Facets of Experimental Constitutionalism -- 1. Shared Constitutional Interpretation -- 2. Participatory Bubbles -- 3. Truth Propositions in Radically Heterogeneous Constitutional Orders -- 4. Chastened Deliberation -- 5. Destablization Rights -- 6. The Disentrenchment of Private Ordering through Remedial Equilibration -- 7. Reflexivity and Optimality -- 8. Flattened Hierarchies Rather than Top-Down Command and Control -- C. Potential Limits of Experimental Constitutionalism in South Africa -- 1. Institutional Undercapacity -- 2. Traditional Forms of Life and Radical Reformation , D. Normative Content of Experimental Constitutionalism -- 1. On Flourishing -- 2. On the Relationship Between Flourishing and Experimentalism -- E. Emergent Experimentalist Government, Information Pooling and Rolling Best Practices in the United States -- 1. Educational Reform -- 2. Family Courts and Child Welfare Agencies -- 3. Drug Treatment Courts -- Endnotes -- Chapter Five: Experimental Constitutionalism in South Africa: Institutions and Doctrines -- A. The South African Constitution as an Experimental Constitution -- B. Shared Constitutional Interpretation: Design & -- Doctrines -- 1. Limitations Analysis -- a. Theory -- b. Practice -- 2. The Principle of Democracy and its Relationship to Rights Interpretation -- 3. Socio-Economic Rights -- 4. Chapter 9 Institutions -- a. Auditor-General -- b. Public Protector -- c. Complementarity, Reflexivity and Inclusivity in Constitutional Norm Generation by Chapter 9 Institutions -- 5. Provincial Constitutions -- C. Participatory Bubbles -- 1. Remedies -- a. Theory -- b. Practice -- 2. Rules and Procedures in Constitutional Matters -- 3. Costs -- 4. Constitutional Jurisdiction -- 5. Public Participation in Law-Making -- 6. Chapter 9 Institutions -- Endnotes -- Chapter Six: Experimental Constitutionalism in South Africa: The Evolution of Law and Policy in Housing & -- Education -- A. Introduction -- B. Experimental Constitutionalism in South African Housing Law and Policy -- 1. Grootboom and the Reconstruction and Development Programme -- 2. An Immediate Critique of Grootboom -- 3. Breaking New Ground: The Reformation of Housing Policy in Light of Grootboom -- 4. The Constitutional Court's Novel Commitment to Meaningful Engagement -- 5. Two Unintended Consequences of Meaningful Engagement -- C. Experimentalism and Flourishing in South African Education Law and Policy , 1. The State's Consciously Experimentalist Approach to Education Law and Policy -- 2. Constitutional and Statutory Norms regarding Linguistic and Cultural Autonomy in Public Schools and Private Schools -- a. The Basic Framework -- b. Government Efforts to Control Private Power and to Eliminate De Facto Racially, and Exclusionary Language Policies in Public Schools -- 2. School Governing Bodies as a Flexible, Reflexive Form of Government -- a. Democracy and Education and Experimentalism -- b. Are SGBs Flexible, Polycentric Sites of Emergent Experimental Decision-Making? -- i. SGBs as Emergent, Experimental Institutions -- a. Inclusion -- b. Decision-Making: Shared Powers of Interpretation -- c. Forms of Participation, and Forms of Participants -- d. Experimentation with Polycentric Participation in SGBs -- c. Does the Evidence Support SGBs as an Emergent Experimental Institution? -- 1. The Cartesian Error as Manifest in Political and Social Experimentation . -- 2. The Desire to Experiment, the Ability to Experiment, and the Experiments Carried Out by National Government, Provincial Government and SGBs -- 3. The Tension between Politics and Experimentalism -- c. Polycentricity, Participatory Bubbles, Shared Constitutional Interpretation and the Right to a Basic Education in the Province of the Eastern Cape -- Endnotes -- Chapter Seven: Flourishing and Fundamental Rights under the South African Constitution -- A. Flourishing Roughly Defined -- 1. Experimentalism for Whom and for What? -- 2. Social Democracy and Experimentalism -- 3. Two Modern (Covalent) Definitions of Flourishing: Development and Capabilities -- B. Flourishing and Selves -- 1. The Situated Self -- 2. The Experimental Self -- 3. The Radically Heterogeneous Self -- 4. The Egalitarian Pluralist Self -- C. Flourishing, Development, Capabilities and Constitutions , D. Flourishing and Fundamental Rights: Between Conservation and Revolution

Additional Edition: Erscheint auch als Druck-Ausgabe Woolman, Stu The Selfless Constitution Oxford : NISC (Pty) Limited (National Inquiry Services Centre (Pty) Ltd),c2021 ISBN 9781920033774

Language: English

Subjects: Law

Keywords: Südafrika ; Verfassung

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Format: IX, 202 S.

Language: English

Subjects: Comparative Studies. Non-European Languages/Literatures

Keywords: Autobiografie

Author information: Pascal, Roy 1904-1980

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Format: 1 online resource (xi, 276 pages) : , illustrations

ISBN: 1-4780-0730-3 , 9781478007302

Content: "Through a series of interview-based profiles of influential and innovative contemporary LGBTQ game-makers and activists, THE QUEER GAMES AVANT-GARDE explores the queer gaming world as an artistic and social movement. Bonnie Ruberg shows us how members of what they call the "queer games avant-garde"-a contemporary vanguard leading video games in more experimental and markedly queer directions-are reimagining video games as a medium for the expression of non-heteronormative desire and counter-hegemonic world-building. The volume foregrounds the voices of queer game-makers as they speak about their influences, their goals, and the challenges they face, as well as the meanings, messages, and even problems with the games they've created. Ruberg's interviews reveal how this new critical mass of game-makers are redefining the medium by placing queerness at the front and center of video games. The book opens with an engaging introduction to the queer games movement and an overview of the network of designers and games that make up this avant-garde. After situating the queer games avant-garde in its artistic and cultural contexts, the book turns to focus on individual members of the movement and the games they have created. The volume's twenty-one profiles are divided into seven thematically organized sections, addressing topics such as queer representation in games, queer game-making practices, and intersectional perspectives on the queer games avant-garde. The first section, for example, profiles game-makers who directly include queer people in their games. In contrast, the game-makers interviewed in the following section rarely include direct representation but rather engage queerness conceptually through their artistic and aesthetic practices. One section focuses on the influence of feminist art practices and avant-garde art movements on the work of queer game-makers, while another looks at intersectionality in queer games. A final section looks to the future of queer games, mainstream games, and the technology industry, through the work of game-makers seeking change and a better way forward for video games. THE QUEER GAMES AVANT-GARDE is an accessible overview of the queer gaming world and will be of interest to scholars and students of cultural studies, game studies, media studies, and LGBTQ studies, as well as to a broader readership with an interest in queer video games"--

Note: Introduction: The Queer Games Avant-Garde : Reimagining the Medium of Video Games -- Queer People, Queer Desires, Queer Games. Dietrich Squinkifer : Nonbinary Characters, Asexuality, and Game Design as Joyful Resistance -- Robert Yang : The Politics and Pleasures of Representing Sex between Men -- Aevee Bee : On Designing for Queer Players and Re-making Autobiographical Truth -- Queerness as a Mode of Game-Making. Llaura McGee : Leaving Space for Messiness, Complexity, and Chance -- Andi McClure : Algorithms, Accidents, and the Queerness of Abstraction -- Liz Ryerson : Resisting Empathy and Rewriting the Rules of Game Design -- Designing Queer Intimacy in Games. Jimmy Andrews and Loren Schmidt : Queer Body Physics, Awkwardness as Emotional Realism, and the Challenge of Designing Consent -- Naomi Clark : Disrupting Norms and Critiquing Systems through "Good, Nice Sex with Tentacle Monsters" -- Elizabeth Sampat : Safe Spaces for Queerness and Games against Suffering -- The Legacy of Feminist Performance Art in Queer Games. Kara Stone : Softness, Strength, and Danger in Games about Mental Health and Healing -- Mattie Brice : Radical Play through Vulnerability -- Seanna Musgrave : "Touch-Feely" Virtual Reality and Reclaiming the Trans Body -- Intersectional Perspectives in/on Queer Games. Tonia B***** and Emilia Yang : Making Games about Queer Women of Color, by Queer Women of Color -- Nicky Case : Playable Politics and Interactivity for Understanding -- Nina Freeman : More Than Just the "Woman Who Makes Sex Games" -- Analog Games: Exploring Queerness through Non-Digital Play. Avery Alder : Queer Storytelling and the Mechanics of Desire -- Kat Jones : Bisexuality, Latina Identity, and the Power of Physical Presence -- Making Queer Games, Queer Change, and Queer Community. Mo Cohen : On Self-Care, Funding, and Other Advice for Aspiring Queer Indie Game-Makers -- Jerome Hagan : Are Queer Games Bringing "Diversity" to the Mainstream Industry? -- Sarah Schoemann : The Power of Community Organizing -- Afterword: The Future of the Queer Games Avant-Garde. , Issued also in print.

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Additional Edition: Print version: Ruberg, Bonnie, 1985- The queer games avant-garde Durham : Duke University Press, 2020. ISBN 9781478005919

Language: English

DOI: 10.1515/9781478007302

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Edition: 1st ed.

ISBN: 9789048552900

Series Statement: Gendering the Late Medieval and Early Modern World Ser.

Note: Cover -- Table of Contents -- Acknowledgments -- 1. Introduction: Biography, Biofiction, and Gender in the Modern Age -- James Fitzmaurice, Naomi J. Miller, and Sara Jayne Steen -- Section I: Fictionalizing Biography -- 2. Sister Teresa: Fictionalizing a Saint -- Bárbara Mujica -- 3. Portrait of an Unknown Woman: Fictional Representations of Levina Teerlinc, Tudor Paintrix -- Catherine Padmore -- 4. An Interview with Dominic Smith, Author of The Last Painting of Sara de Vos: Capturing the Seventeenth Century -- Frima Fox Hofrichter -- 5. Lanyer: The Dark Lady and the Shades of Fiction -- Susanne Woods -- 6. Archival Bodies, Novel Interpretations, and the Burden of Margaret Cavendish -- Marina Leslie -- Section II: Materializing Authorship -- 7. Bess of Hardwick: Materializing Autobiography -- Susan Frye -- 8. The Queen as Artist: Elizabeth Tudor and Mary Stuart -- Sarah Gristwood -- 9. "Very Secret Kept": Facts and Re-Creation in Margaret Hannay's Biographies of Mary Sidney and Mary Wroth -- Marion Wynne-Davies -- 10. Imagining Shakespeare's Sisters: Fictionalizing Mary Sidney Herbert and Mary Sidney Wroth -- Naomi J. Miller -- 11. Anne Boleyn, Musician: A Romance Across Centuries and Media -- Linda Phyllis Austern -- Section III: Performing Gender -- 12. Reclaiming Her Time: Artemisia Gentileschi Speaks to the Twenty-First Century -- Sheila T. Cavanagh -- 13. Beyond the Record: Emilia and Feminist Historical Recovery -- Hailey Bachrach -- 14. Writing, Acting, and the Notion of Truth in Biofiction About Early Modern Women Authors -- James Fitzmaurice -- 15. Jesusa Rodríguez's Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz: Reflections on an Opaque Body -- Emilie L. Bergmann -- Section IV: Authoring Identity -- 16. From Hollywood Film to Musical Theater: Veronica Franco in American Popular Culture -- Margaret F. Rosenthal. , 17. The Role of Art in Recent Biofiction on Sofonisba Anguissola -- Julia Dabbs -- 18. "I am Artemisia": Art and Trauma in Joy McCullough's Blood Water Paint -- Stephanie Russo -- 19. The Lady Arbella Stuart, a "Rare Phoenix": Her Re-Creation in Biography and Biofiction -- Sara Jayne Steen -- 20. The Gossips' Choice: Extending the Possibilities for Biofiction with Creative Uses of Sources -- Sara Read -- 21. Afterword -- Michael Lackey -- Index -- List of Figures -- Figure 3.1. Portrait Miniature of an Unknown Woman, c. 1560, watercolor on vellum, attributed to Levina Teerlinc (c. 1510/20-1576). © Victoria and Albert Museum, London. -- Figure 4.1. Judith Leyster, Self-Portrait, c. 1633. National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C., Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss. -- Figure 8.1. The image on the left is from the portrait attributed to William Scrots (Royal Collection) -- the central one from the "Ermine" portrait variously attributed to William Segar and Nicholas Hilliard (Hatfield House) -- the image on the right, by an -- Figure 8.2. Flora Robson as Elizabeth I and Vivien Leigh as Cynthia in Fire Over England (1937), United Artists. Masheter Movie Archive / Alamy Stock Photo. -- Figure 10.1. Cover image for Imperfect Alchemist. Photograph courtesy of Allison & -- Busby. -- Figure 11.1. Waxwork Minstrel with Anne Boleyn, Hever Castle & -- Gardens, Kent, UK. Photograph courtesy of Hever Castle & -- Gardens. -- Figure 11.2. Emanuel Gottlieb Leutze, "Anne Boleyn Advising Henry VIII to Dismiss Cardinal Wolsey." Photograph courtesy of VAN HAM Fine Art Auctioneers / Saša Fuis. -- Figure 14.1. Karen Eterovich as Aphra Behn in Love Arm'd (2002). Photo by Rob Ferguson. By kind permission of Karen Eterovich. , Figure 14.2. Emilie Philpott Jumping the Shark at the dress rehearsal of Cavendish, Woolf, and the Cypriot Goddess Natura. Nicosia, Cyprus, 7 April 2017. Photo Credit / Permission: James Fitzmaurice. -- Figure 17.1. Attributed to Sofonisba Anguissola, Lady in A Fur Wrap (Glasgow, Pollok House). Photo credit: Album / Alamy Stock Photo. -- Figure 17.2. Sofonisba Anguissola, The Chess Game (Poznan, National Museum). Photo credit: The Picture Art Collection / Alamy Stock Photo. -- Figure 17.3. Sofonisba Anguissola, Family Portrait (Niva, Nivaagaards Art Gallery). Photo credit: Heritage Image Partnership Ltd / Alamy Stock Photo.] -- Figure 18.1. Artemisia Gentileschi, Susanna and the Elders, signed and dated 1610, oil on canvas. Collection Graf von Schönborn, Pommersfelden, Germany. -- Figure 18.2. Artemisia Gentileschi, Judith Slaying Holofernes, c. 1612-1613, oil on canvas. Museo Capidimonte, Naples, Italy. -- Figure 20.1. The frontispiece of Jane Sharp's The Compleat Midwife's Companion, 1724. Credit: Wellcome Library, London.

Additional Edition: Print version: Fitzmaurice, James Authorizing Early Modern European Women Amsterdam : Amsterdam University Press,c2021

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ISBN: 0821419137 , 0821443291 , 9780821419137 , 9780821443293

Series Statement: Series in continental thought 38

Note: "Earlier versions of some of the material in this book have been published in the form of articles"--Acknowledgments , Introduction: the quickened and the dead -- Ontology for philologists : Nietzsche, body, subject -- "Be your self!" : Nietzsche as educator -- The life of thought : Nietzsche's truth perspectivism and the will to power -- Of slaves and masters : the birth of good and evil -- Moments of excess : the making and unmaking of the subject -- Lacan, desire, and the originating function of loss -- The word that sees me : the nexus of image and sign -- The nothing as the reverse side of Lacan's mirror -- Nietzsche is dead, long live Nietzsche : in memory of paternal ghosts -- The "insiders" : Nietzsche's secret teaching and the invention of "the philosopher of the future" -- Finding one's home in the nothingness of Nietzsche's text -- Nietzsche's excessive demand and the question of the adulterous queen's desire -- High and low : the hierarchical structure of Nietzsche's texts -- Inside and outside : Nietzsche "incorporated"; or, Who incorporates whom in the act of reading Nietzsche? -- The father's indulgence of the prodigal son : ambiguity and the limits of "the position" -- The contagion of affect in Netzsche : Klein, Krell, Bataille -- Doing time with Melanie Klein : renouncing "the bad breast," mourning the loss of "the good breast" -- "Motivating this writing ... is a fear of going crazy" : how Klein might read Georges Bataille sur Nietzsche -- David Farrell Krell's "novel" approach to reading Nietzsche -- Family romances and textual encounters : Sarah Kofman reading Nietzsche -- Reading Nietzsche I : explosions -- Autobiography or autothanography : killing with words in Rue Ordener, Rue Labat -- Reading Nietzsche II : le mépris des juifs; Nietzsche, les juifs, l'anti-semitisme -- The vision, the riddle, and the vicious circle : Pierre Klossowski's reading of Nietzsche's sick body -- On the continuity and disjunction between the body and language -- Exquisite delirium : the thought of eternal return -- The conspiracy of philosopher/villains : Nietzsche/Klossowski/Sade -- From cannibalism to voodoo : the creation and control of the subject of Nietzsche's writing. , Includes bibliographical references and index

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Subjects: Philosophy

Keywords: Nietzsche, Friedrich 1844-1900 ; Subjektivität

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Format: 1 Online-Ressource (582 pages)

Edition: 2nd ed

ISBN: 9781920033798

Note: Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources , Cover -- Title page -- Copyright page -- Contents -- Dedication -- Acknowledgements -- Citations -- Foreword to Reissued Edition -- Preface -- A. The Tale of Tiahuanaco -- B. Waldron's Wager -- C. Deriving an Ought from an Is -- D. A Tale Twice Told -- Endnotes -- Chapter One-A - The Basic Structure and the Methodology of the Argument -- A. The Basic Thesis -- B. Structure of the Text: The Self -- the Social -- the Constitutional -- C. Epistemic Commitments: Self, Society and State as Natural Phenomena -- D. Methodological Commitments: Intuition Pumps and Experimental Philosophy -- 1. Intuition Pumps -- 2. Experimental Philosophy and Empirical Philosophy -- Endnotes -- Chapter One-B - Why Rethinking the Foundations of South African Constitutional Law is Necessary -- A. The 'So What' Question -- 1. How 19th Century Classical Liberalism Undercuts a 21st Century Aspirational Constitution -- 2. The Problem with the Folk Psychology of Freedom -- 3. Avoidance Gives Way to Empiricism -- Endnotes -- Chapter One-C - How Rethinking Our Understanding of the Self and the Social Services a Better Constitutional Theory -- A. Aha Moments and Two Dominant Leitmotifs -- 1. The Unchosen Conditions of Being -- 2. Trial and Error and Feedback Mechanisms -- B. Weaving Together the Dominant Leitmotifs throughout the Text -- 1. A Theory of the Self: Flourishing, Not Freedom -- 2. A Theory of the Social: Constraint, Friction and Change -- 3. A Theory of the Constitutional: Experimentalism & -- Flourishing -- C. Connections that Hold This Book Together -- 1. Connections: Experimental Spaces -- 2. Connections: Experimental Competition -- 3. Connections: Experimental Selves -- C. Tweaking Constitutional Doctrine: Constitutional Court Cases Revisited and Revised -- Endnotes , Chapter Two - A Theory of the Self: Consciousness and Radically Heterogeneous Selves as Feedback Mechanisms -- A. Free Will and Determinism: Their Connection to Social Theory and Constitutional Law -- 1. The Standard Metaphysical Case for Determinism and against Compatabilism -- 2. Experimental Epistemology -- a. Some Philosophical Evidence against the Standard Account of Free Will -- b. The Consequences, for the Self, of Abandoning Free Will -- 3. The Illusion of Volition -- i. Libet's and Walter's Timing Experiments -- ii. Wegner and Wheatley's Experiments -- iii. Tancredi's Serial Killer and Retrospective Intent -- B. Self and Consciousness -- 1. Traditional Views of the Self and Their Problems -- a. My Cartesian Self -- b. My Cartesian Theatre -- C. Explaining (Away) the Self: Bundle Theory -- D. Some Plausible Theories of Consciousness and the Self -- 1. The Proto-Self, the Core Self and the Autobiographical Self -- 2. Global Neuronal Workspace Theory -- a. Baars' Global Workspace Theory -- b. Dehanne and Naccache's Global Neuronal Workspace Theory -- 3. Dennett's Self as a Centre of Narrative Gravity -- E. Selves and Heterogeneity -- 1. Socially, Radically Heterogeneous, Determined Selves -- 2. Naturally, Radically Heterogeneous Determined Selves -- 3. What a 'Free', 'Conscious' Self Is -- F. A Chastened Account of Freedom, Consciousness and Selfhood -- 1. Consciousness, Selves and Error Correction -- 2. A Chastened, Forward-looking Account of Freedom and the Role of Trial and Error -- G. Consciousness and Constitutional Doctrine: Freedom as Political, not Metaphysical -- H. The New Mysterians: The Claim that Consciousness Cannot Explain Itself -- I. Consciousness as a Feedback Mechanism for Error Correction that Enhances Freedom qua Flourishing -- 1. Trial and Error in Video Games -- 2. Trial and Error in Driving , 3. Trial and Error in Spelling -- 4. Trial and Error in Music -- Endnotes -- Chapter Three - A Theory of the Social: Constraint, Friction & -- Change -- A. Introduction -- 1. Unchosen Conditions of Being and Constitutive Attachments -- 2. Social Capital: How Associations and Networks Function -- B. Descriptions of Several Social Feedback Systems -- 1. Spontaneous Orders -- 2. Mill's Experiments in Living -- a. Mill and the Limits of Private Ordering -- b. From Private Ordering to Experimentalism -- 3. Evolutionary Epistemology -- 4. Limits of Evolutionary Epistemology & -- Spontaneous Orders -- C. Better Descriptions and Prescriptions for the Social: Experimentalism in State Policy -- 1. Choice Architecture -- a. Cognitive Biases in Deliberative Practices -- b. Overcoming Cognitive Biases -- 2. The Virtues (and Vices) of Social Capital: Using Bonding Networks and Bridging Networks to Foster Change -- 3. Radically Heterogeneous Selves and Societies as Engines for Change -- D. Shared Consciousness and Feedback Mechanisms -- 1. Psychotherapy -- 2. Legal Practice and Legal Theory -- 3. Golf Instruction -- 4. Corporations and Climate Change -- Endnotes -- Chapter Four - A Theory of the Constitutional: Experimental Constitutionalism -- A. Philosophical Foundations -- B. Basic Facets of Experimental Constitutionalism -- 1. Shared Constitutional Interpretation -- 2. Participatory Bubbles -- 3. Truth Propositions in Radically Heterogeneous Constitutional Orders -- 4. Chastened Deliberation -- 5. Destablization Rights -- 6. The Disentrenchment of Private Ordering through Remedial Equilibration -- 7. Reflexivity and Optimality -- 8. Flattened Hierarchies Rather than Top-Down Command and Control -- C. Potential Limits of Experimental Constitutionalism in South Africa -- 1. Institutional Undercapacity -- 2. Traditional Forms of Life and Radical Reformation , D. Normative Content of Experimental Constitutionalism -- 1. On Flourishing -- 2. On the Relationship Between Flourishing and Experimentalism -- E. Emergent Experimentalist Government, Information Pooling and Rolling Best Practices in the United States -- 1. Educational Reform -- 2. Family Courts and Child Welfare Agencies -- 3. Drug Treatment Courts -- Endnotes -- Chapter Five - Experimental Constitutionalism in South Africa: Institutions and Doctrines -- A. The South African Constitution as an Experimental Constitution -- B. Shared Constitutional Interpretation: Design & -- Doctrines -- 1. Limitations Analysis -- a. Theory -- b. Practice -- 2. The Principle of Democracy and its Relationship to Rights Interpretation -- 3. Socio-Economic Rights -- 4. Chapter 9 Institutions -- a. Auditor-General -- b. Public Protector -- c. Complementarity, Reflexivity and Inclusivity in Constitutional Norm Generation by Chapter 9 Institutions -- 5. Provincial Constitutions -- C. Participatory Bubbles -- 1. Remedies -- a. Theory -- b. Practice -- 2. Rules and Procedures in Constitutional Matters -- 3. Costs -- 4. Constitutional Jurisdiction -- 5. Public Participation in Law-Making -- 6. Chapter 9 Institutions -- Endnotes -- Chapter Six - Experimental Constitutionalism in South Africa: The Evolution of Law and Policy in Housing & -- Education -- A. Introduction -- B. Experimental Constitutionalism in South African Housing Law and Policy -- 1. Grootboom and the Reconstruction and Development Programme -- 2. An Immediate Critique of Grootboom -- 3. Breaking New Ground: The Reformation of Housing Policy in Light of Grootboom -- 4. The Constitutional Court's Novel Commitment to Meaningful Engagement -- 5. Two Unintended Consequences of Meaningful Engagement -- C. Experimentalism and Flourishing in South African Education Law and Policy , 1. The State's Consciously Experimentalist Approach to Education Law and Policy -- 2. Constitutional and Statutory Norms regarding Linguistic and Cultural Autonomy in Public Schools and Private Schools -- a. The Basic Framework -- b. Government Efforts to Control Private Power and to Eliminate De Facto Racially, and Exclusionary Language Policies in Public Schools -- 2. School Governing Bodies as a Flexible, Reflexive Form of Government -- a. Democracy and Education and Experimentalism -- b. Are SGBs Flexible, Polycentric Sites of Emergent Experimental Decision-Making? -- i. SGBs as Emergent, Experimental Institutions -- a. Inclusion -- b. Decision-Making: Shared Powers of Interpretation -- c. Forms of Participation, and Forms of Participants -- d. Experimentation with Polycentric Participation in SGBs -- c. Does the Evidence Support SGBs as an Emergent Experimental Institution? -- 1. The Cartesian Error as Manifest in Political and Social Experimentation -- 2. The Desire to Experiment, the Ability to Experiment, and the Experiments Carried Out by National Government, Provincial Government and SGBs -- 3. The Tension between Politics and Experimentalism -- c. Polycentricity, Participatory Bubbles, Shared Constitutional Interpretation and the Right to a Basic Education in the Province of the Eastern Cape -- Endnotes -- Chapter Seven - Flourishing and Fundamental Rights under the South African Constitution -- A. Flourishing Roughly Defined -- 1. Experimentalism for Whom and for What? -- 2. Social Democracy and Experimentalism -- 3. Two Modern (Covalent) Definitions of Flourishing: Development and Capabilities -- B. Flourishing and Selves -- 1. The Situated Self -- 2. The Experimental Self -- 3. The Radically Heterogeneous Self -- 4. The Egalitarian Pluralist Self -- C. Flourishing, Development, Capabilities and Constitutions , D. Flourishing and Fundamental Rights: Between Conservation and Revolution

Additional Edition: Erscheint auch als Druck-Ausgabe Woolman, Stu The Selfless Constitution Oxford : NISC (Pty) Limited (National Inquiry Services Centre (Pty) Ltd),c2021

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