Titlebook: Life After Literature; Perspectives on Biop Zoltán Kulcsár-Szabó,Tamás Lénárt,Roland Végs? Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020 An

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Noble Promises: Performativity and Physiology in Nietzscheniques and the promise put themselves mutually into effect and reveal their?physiological?background humanising and dehumanising the human being. The major focus of this paper is directed at the relationship between the performativity of language and its?physiological, but also “divine”?(pre)conditions.

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Book 2020sights from the natural sciences shape research within the humanities. Since literature, works of art, and other cultural products decisively shape our ideas of what it means to be human, the contributors to this volume examine the question of what literature, literary and cultural criticism, and ph

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‘Step by Step into Ever Greater Decadence’: Discourses of Life and Metamorphic Anthropologydity, for it seeks to explore Life within the living, the . at work within all ., so as to show the productive, form-manufacturing character of baselessness and emptiness. In this context, Hugo von Hofmannsthal’s . (Ein Brief, .) can be interpreted as a textual artifact of the humanist ideology’s final farewell.

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Towards a Poetics of Worldlessness: Hannah Arendt and the Limits of Human Action always be marked by a withdrawal from the world. This inversion of Arendt’s reflections on life, thought, world, and action, is the necessary foundation for a new engagement of the problem of worldlessness in the age of biopolitical rule.

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Of Mice and Men: Dissolution and Reconstruction of ‘Nature’s Larger Scheme’: Burns, Mész?ly, Kertészame time. This is the linguistic, poetic gesture that appears in the poem of Robert Burns (.) or later in the novel of John Steinbeck (.). This is the gesture that becomes radical in the post-Kafka era in Hungarian literature, in the short story of Miklós?Mész?ly (.) and in a famous passage of the Imre Kertész novel (.).