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Introduction: The struggle for redemptive imagination -- Kantian beginnings to the legacy of critical theory : the harmonious play of freedom -- Dignity in Dasein : between thrownness and hospitality -- Symbolic form as other : ethical humanism and the vivifying power of language -- Decolonizing critical theory : the challenge of black existentialism -- Redemption in the midst of phantasmagoria : dispelling the fate of socialism -- Conclusion: Heeding Piedade's song--toward a transnational feminist solidarity.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 165-168) and index.