No. 4 (2016): Cavell and Literature

Literary cameos in this issue include Jane Austen, Charles Baudelaire, Marcel Proust, and Samuel Beckett (and no Shakespeare, a relief to some, a scandal to others).

Published: 2016-05-01

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Editorial Comment

Amir Khan, Sérgio Dias Branco

1-3
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Experience Missed or Lost? Cavell’s Concept of the Ordinary and Walter Benjamin on the “Loss of Aura”

Bernhard Stricker

4-25
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Perlocution and the Rights of Desire Cavell, Nietzsche, and Austen (and Austin)

Eric Lindstrom

26-40
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A Plea for Perlocutions

David Kaufmann

41-60
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Little Did He Know Cavell Absorbed by Nietzschean Esotericism

Bruce Krajewski

61-72
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A Brief Encounter with Stanley Cavell

Darko Å trajn

73-76
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Cynical Self-Doubt and the Grounds of Sympathy A Response to Stanley Cavell’s “Knowing and Acknowledging”

Sam Cardoen

77-98
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No. 4 (2016): Cavell and Literature

Full Issue

Articles

Editorial Comment

Experience Missed or Lost? Cavell’s Concept of the Ordinary and Walter Benjamin on the “Loss of Aura”

Perlocution and the Rights of Desire Cavell, Nietzsche, and Austen (and Austin)

A Plea for Perlocutions

Little Did He Know Cavell Absorbed by Nietzschean Esotericism

A Brief Encounter with Stanley Cavell

Cynical Self-Doubt and the Grounds of Sympathy A Response to Stanley Cavell’s “Knowing and Acknowledging”

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