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Beyond The Limits Of Language Apophasis And Transgression In Contemporary Theoretical Discourse Agata Wilczek

Name: Beyond The Limits Of Language Apophasis And Transgression In Contemporary Theoretical Discourse Agata Wilczek
SKU: BELL-40671552
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Beyond The Limits Of Language Apophasis And Transgression In Contemporary Theoretical Discourse Agata Wilczek instant download after payment.

Publisher: Peter Lang

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.33 MB

Pages: 195

Author: Agata Wilczek

ISBN: 9783631670286, 3631670281

Language: English

Year: 2016

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Beyond The Limits Of Language Apophasis And Transgression In Contemporary Theoretical Discourse Agata Wilczek by Agata Wilczek 9783631670286, 3631670281 instant download after payment.

The book explores the way in which apophatic discourse of negative theology has illuminated contemporary critical theory. It demonstrates the significance of apophasis both in Jacques Derrida’s search for a «new language», responsive to singularity and alterity, and in the analyses of the experience of transgression, developed by Maurice Blanchot, George Bataille and Michel Foucault. Following Derrida’s understanding of negative theology as a transgressive concept that transcends the linguistic, historical and religious contexts from which it arises, the book proves that apophasis is not merely a discourse on language restricted to one theological tradition, but should be viewed as a mode of dialogue and openness, essential to all responsible thinking.