Conviviality and Pilgrimage: Hospitality as Interruptive Practice

Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Introduction: “Taking Place”— Conditional/Unconditional Hospitality 1
4. THE ETHICS OF HOSPITALITY
5. Hospitality—Under Compassion and Violence 13
6. Transcending Transcendence, or: Transcendifferances: Limping toward a Radical Concept of Hospitality 24
7. Toward a Mutual Hospitality 42
8. THE POLITICS OF HOSPITALITY
9. To Open: Hospitality and Alienation 57
10. Frictions of Hospitality and the Promise of Cosmopolitanism 81
11. Proximity and Paradox: Law and Politics in the New Europe 94
12. Conditions for Hospitality or Defence of Identity? Writers in Need of Refuge— A Case of Denmark’s “Muslim Relations” 111
13. THE AESTHETICS OF HOSPITALITY
14. Conviviality and Pilgrimage: Hospitality as Interruptive Practice 127
15. Hospitality and the Zombification of the Other 145
16. The Art and Poetics of Translation as Hospitality 168
17. Notes 185
18. Works Cited 199
19. List of Contributors 211