Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Acknowledgments ix
4. Abbreviations xiii
5. Man Under Erasure: Introduction 1
6. PART I: THE 1930S
7. Introduction: Bourgeois Humanism and a First Death of Man 37
8. 1 The Anthropology of Antifoundational Realism: Philosophy of Science, Phenomenology, and “Human Reality” in France, 1928–1934 49
9. 2 No Humanism Except Mine! Ideologies of Exclusivist Universalism and the New Men of Interwar France 100
10. 3 Alexandre Kojève’s Negative Anthropology, 1931–1939 130
11. 4 Inventions of Antihumanism, 1935: Phenomenology, the Critique of Transcendence, and the Kenosis of Human Subjectivity in Early Existentialism 173
12. PART II: THE POSTWAR DECADE
13. Introduction: The Humanist Mantle, Restored and Retorn 209
14. 5 After the Resistance (1): Engagement, Being, and the Demise of Philosophical Anthropology 222
15. 6 Atheism and Freedom After the Death of God: Blanchot, Catholicism, Literature, and Life 251
16. 7 After the Resistance (2): Merleau-Ponty, Communism, Terror, and the Demise of Philosophical Anthropology 268
17. 8 Man in Suspension: Jean Hyppolite on History, Being, and Language 287
18. Conclusion 305
19. Notes 317
20. Bibliography 387
21. Index 415