Jean-Luc Nancy and the question of community / Ignaas Devisch

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Devisch, Ignaas

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TextSeries: Bloomsbury studies in continental philosophyPublication details: India Bloomsbury 2021Description: 255pISBN:

9789354352010

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194 DEV-I

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The French philosopher Jean-Luc Nancy has made of the question of community one the central questions of his oeuvre. For Nancy, the question of community is the question of our time, and the need to subject it to thorough philosophical analysis has assumed the central place in his work, alongside his reflections on art, religion and literature. It is not so much a new theory of community Nancy has in mind. Rather than abandoning a specific form of thought, he aims to put the ways we speak and think about the social bond into question, to break them open and exhaust all of their registers

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