In the beginning, she was /
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London ; New York :
Bloomsbury Academic,
2013.
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Table of Contents:
- 1.Introduction: The ecstasy of the between-us
- The forgetting of her
- A between-us on hold in the beyond
- The closure of the same
- How to escape opening
- A world both open and closed
- The human being as a being in relation
- 2.When life still was
- The impossible mastery of natural growth
- Enveloped within his own language
- A world from which women, mystery, wonder withdraw
- A logical dualism supplants a natural duality
- 3.A being created without regard for his being born
- Engendered by two who are different, he confronts opposites
- The alternation between the limit and the unlimited
- Multiple, she is also one
- Neither animal nor god, but not yet man
- 4.The wandering of man
- A becoming cut off from its carnal source
- Torn apart, man projects himself onto the beyond
- The sacred character of the master-disciple relation
- The forgetting of an elusive origin
- 5.Between myth and history: The tragedy of Antigone
- Sharing Antigone's tragic fate
- Respect for life and cosmic order
- Respect for generational order
- Respect for sexuate differentiation
- An insurmountable tragedy
- 6.The return
- For what does Western man feel nostalgic?
- Self-affection in the masculine
- Self-affection in the feminine
- Self-affection needs to be two.