Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. A Note on This Series v
3. Acknowledgments vii
4. Contents ix
5. Contributors xi
6. Introduction 1
7. Corpus 17
8. Response to Jean-Luc Nancy 32
9. Jean-Luc Nancy and the Corpus of Philosophy 52
10. How to Give Body to a Deadlock? 63
11. 'Por causa mecinica': The Coupling of Bodies and Machines and the Production and Reproduction of Whiteness in Cecilia Valdes and Nineteenth-Century Cuba 78
12. Finitude's Score 87
13. Hiroshima in the Morning 109
14. Writing the Body: The Rhetoric of Mutilation in Marguerite Duras's L'amante anglaise 120
15. Writing (as) the Perverse Body in Friedrich Schlegel's Lucinde 132
16. American Indian Lives and Others' Selves: The Invention of Indian Selves in Autobiography 141
17. How to Reinvent Your Body in Cameroonian Women's Writing 149
18. Corporal Politics: Diderot's Body of Representation 156
19. Bodies in the Light: Relaxing the Imaginary in Video 165
20. Electronic Bodies/Real Bodies: Reading the Evening News 181
21. Transcendental Narcissism Meets the Multiplicity (Lacan: Deleuze) 195
22. God(')s Wink: The Book of Job, the University's Concern for Its Students, and Other Parables 215
23. Notes 229
24. Index 259