Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. CONTENTS v
3. FOREWORD ix
4. ABBREVIATIONS (WORKS BY IRIGARAY) xiii
5. INTRODUCTION. Irigaray and the Question of Sexual Difference 1
6. PART I. The Ontology of Sexual Difference
7. Chapter One. THE ONTOLOGICAL NEGATIVITY OF SEXUAL DIFFERENCE 17
8. Chapter Two. OPENING HEGEL’S AUTOLOGICAL CIRCLE 39
9. Chapter Three. ONE, TWO, MANY? 59
10. Chapter Four. RETURNING TO IRIGARAY’S RADICAL MATERIALISM 79
11. PART II. Sexual Difference Beyond Sex/Gender
12. Chapter Five. LIFE ITSELF AND SEXUAL DIFFERENCE 103
13. Chapter Six. SEXUATION AS A FRAME FOR HUMAN BECOMING 124
14. Chapter Seven. LOOKING BACK AT “THIS SEX WHICH IS NOT ONE” 143
15. PART III. Sexuate Nature and Subjectivity
16. Chapter Eight. AN UNCONTAINABLE SUBJECT 173
17. Chapter Nine. MALE RE-IMAGININGS 195
18. Chapter Ten. SEXUAL DIFFERENCE AS QUALITATIVE BECOMING 211
19. Chapter Eleven. AN ONTO-ETHICS OF TRANSSEXUAL DIFFERENCE 227
20. PART IV. Placing Sexual Difference
21. Chapter Twelve. SEXUATE DIFFERENCE IN THE BLACK ATLANTIC 253
22. Chapter Thirteen. BLOODSHED 278
23. Chapter Fourteen. TOWARD A SEXUATE JURISPRUDENCE AND ON THE “SECOND RAPE” OF LAW 293
24. Chapter Fifteen. PLACE THINKING WITH IRIGARAY AND NEIDJIE 312
25. PART V. Back to the Future of Sexual Difference
26. Chapter Sixteen. READING SPECULUM AGAIN 333
27. Chapter Seventeen. INDEBTEDNESS 356
28. Chapter Eighteen. MYSTERICS 372
29. CONTRIBUTORS 427
30. INDEX 433