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Editorial introduction: Impurity, authenticity and humanity

Editorial introduction: Impurity, authenticity and humanity Angelaki: Journal of the theoretical humanities 3:1 1998 n introducing this issue of Angelaki I want to for dio, may you cheerfully highlight three aspects of it. They are th e sorts cross the borderlines of thing which rarely receive much attention. In order, I want to discuss: (I) the title; (II) th e cover; and (III) the sequencing of the contents (the essays, poems and works of art) which follow. I title The motivation for this collection originated in my interest in philosophical writing which bridges the two major (often thought of as opposing) tra- ditions — "analytical" and "Continental" — in EDITORIAL modern Western philosophy. This sort of writing is "impure" inasmuch as it moves across, and INTRODUCTION undermines boundaries within philosophy. The impurity of such writing involves elements which, as things stand, are thought of as foreign to each mozaffar qizilbash other coming together in such a way that the sense of alienation is lost. Impurity of this type is to be found not only in philosophical writing; it IMPURITY, operates between and within philosophy, the arts and sciences, as well as at other borders, such as AUTHENTICITY that between art and Ufe. Like Deleuze and http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Angelaki: Journal of Theoretical Humanities Taylor & Francis

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Editorial introduction: Impurity, authenticity and humanity

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Angelaki: Journal of the theoretical humanities 3:1 1998 n introducing this issue of Angelaki I want to for dio, may you cheerfully highlight three aspects of it. They are th e sorts cross the borderlines of thing which rarely receive much attention. In order, I want to discuss: (I) the title; (II) th e cover; and (III) the sequencing of the contents (the essays, poems and works of art) which follow. I title The motivation for this collection originated in my interest in philosophical writing...
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Angelaki: Journal of the theoretical humanities 3:1 1998 n introducing this issue of Angelaki I want to for dio, may you cheerfully highlight three aspects of it. They are th e sorts cross the borderlines of thing which rarely receive much attention. In order, I want to discuss: (I) the title; (II) th e cover; and (III) the sequencing of the contents (the essays, poems and works of art) which follow. I title The motivation for this collection originated in my interest in philosophical writing which bridges the two major (often thought of as opposing) tra- ditions — "analytical" and "Continental" — in EDITORIAL modern Western philosophy. This sort of writing is "impure" inasmuch as it moves across, and INTRODUCTION undermines boundaries within philosophy. The impurity of such writing involves elements which, as things stand, are thought of as foreign to each mozaffar qizilbash other coming together in such a way that the sense of alienation is lost. Impurity of this type is to be found not only in philosophical writing; it IMPURITY, operates between and within philosophy, the arts and sciences, as well as at other borders, such as AUTHENTICITY that between art and Ufe. Like Deleuze and

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Angelaki: Journal of Theoretical Humanities – Taylor & Francis

Published: Apr 1, 1998

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