Titlebook: Jean Améry; Beyond the Mind‘s Li Yochai Ataria,Amit Kravitz,Eli Pitcovski Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under

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Jean Améry: Suicide, the Refusal to Heal, and Humanistic Freedomhtenment notions of autonomy and human freedom. Consequently, . sheds light on the tensions between Améry’s defense of progress, autonomy, and humanism and his rejection of compulsory healing and flourishing.

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Without Love or Wisdom: On Jean Améry’s Reluctant Philosophyuanced conception of empathy and the effort to cultivate human relationships, precisely in those regions where affinity and fondness are lacking. Instead of wisdom, we find in him a devotion to honesty and the cultivation of thoughtfulness, especially in those “twilight” regions that seem most difficult and unrewarding to thought.

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Torture and Torturersitself. Torture, I argue, is considered to be a unique moral wrong not for the suffering it inflicts, but for the cruelty it typically manifests. Secondly, the fact that the act of torture reflected something deep in the perpetrators’ personality may explain why blame for the crime remains appropriate long after it had been committed.

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Between the , and the ,: Reflections on Suicidality in the Wake of Jean Améry? This chapter aims to investigate the meaning of the anti-logic of death and its role in Améry’s line of reasoning. I argue that a proper understanding of the role of anti-logic uncovers the way in which Améry’s reasoning is aimed to expose the absurd rebellion embodied by voluntary death.

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“The Nonsense that You Cannot Write Poetry After Auschwitz”: Jean Améry, the Interrupted Writercal events that shattered Améry’s life, and his upended vocation. The chapter explores the implications of this connection, in particular, the close affinity it establishes between Améry and a philosopher he loved to hate: Theodor W. Adorno.

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