INTRODUCTION: PLURALISM ‘‘OLD’’ AND ‘‘NEW’’

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. CONTENTS v
3. INTRODUCTION: PLURALISM ‘‘OLD’’ AND ‘‘NEW’’ 1
4. A PLURALIST MIND: AGONISTIC RESPECT AND THE PROBLEM OF VIOLENCE TOWARD DIFFERENCE 17
5. CONNOLLY’S VOICE 62
6. THE TIME OF RIGHTS: EMERGENT THOUGHTS IN AN EMERGENCY SETTING 85
7. VISUALIZING POST-NATIONAL DEMOCRACY 121
8. UNCERTAIN CONSTELLATIONS: DIGNITY, EQUALITY, RESPECT AND . . . ? 143
9. PROHIBITION AND TRANSGRESSION 167
10. RADICALIZING DEMOCRATIC THEORY: SOCIAL SPACE IN CONNOLLY, DELEUZE, AND RANCIÈRE 197
11. THEORIZING DYSLEXIA WITH CONNOLLY AND HARAWAY 221
12. SOVEREIGNTY AND THE RETURN OF THE REPRESSED 250
13. BECOMING CONNOLLY: CRITIQUE, CROSSING OVER, AND CONCEPTS 273
14. IDENTITY, DIFFERENCE, AND THE GLOBAL: WILLIAM CONNOLLY’S INTERNATIONAL THEORY 289
15. AN INTERVIEW WITH WILLIAM CONNOLLY, DECEMBER 2006 305
16. Bibliography 337
17. About the Contributors 349
18. Index 353