Dante and the sense of transgression : the trespass of the sign /
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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London ; New York :
Bloomsbury Academic,
2013
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| Series: | New directions in religion and literature
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Table of Contents:
- 1 Dantes Implication in the Transgressiveness He Condemns
- pt. 1 Language and Beyond
- 2. Linguistic Turn of Transgression in the Paradiso
- 3. At the Limits of Language or Reading Dante through Blanchot
- 4. Step/Not Beyond
- 5. Neuter - Nothing Except Nuance
- 6. Forgetting and the Limits of Experience - Letargo and the Argo
- 7. Speech - The Vision that is Non-Vision
- 8. Writing - The `Essential Experience
- 9. Gaze of Orpheus
- 10. Beatrice and Eurydice
- 11. Blanchots Dark Gaze and the Experience of Literature as Transgression
- 12. Negative Theology and the Space of Literature - Order Beyond Order
- pt. 2 Authority and Powerlessness (Kenosis)
- 13. Necessary Transgression - Human versus Transcendent Authority
- 14. Dante and the Popes
- 15. Against the Emperor?
- 16. Inevitable Transgression along a Horizontal Axis
- 17. Heterodox Dante and Christianity
- 18. Christianity: An Inherently Transgressive Religion?
- pt. 3 Transgression and Transcendence
- 19. Transgression and the Sacred in Bataille and Foucault
- 20. Transgression as the Path to God - the Authority of Inner Experience
- 21. Transcendence and the Sense of Transgression.