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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Jussi Palmusaari (King's College London, UK) , Nicolas Schneider (Leuphana University Lüneburg, Germany)Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC Imprint: Bloomsbury Academic ISBN: 9781350282643ISBN 10: 1350282642 Pages: 304 Publication Date: 31 October 2024 Audience: Professional and scholarly , Professional & Vocational Format: Hardback Publisher's Status: Forthcoming Availability: Manufactured on demand  Table of ContentsIntroduction: On the use of place Jussi Palmusaari and Nicolas Schneider PART I. CRITICAL READINGS OF PLACE 1. ‘Speaking from’: Loci of Enunciation in the Geopolitics of Knowledge Marie-Louise Krogh and Lucie K. Mercier 2. Leibniz’s Conception of Place Against Casey’s Critique Stephen Howard 3. Theory of the Nonplace Bruno Bosteels 4. Topologies of Judgement: Arendt, Schürmann, and Shell on the Politics of Kantian sensus communis Nicolas Schneider PART II. THEORIZING POLITICS AND HISTORY WITH PLACE 5. Places and Space-Times of Slave Resistance: From the Saint John Suicides to the Nanny Town Maroons (1600–1800) Elsa Dorlin 6. Places of History: Politics and Time Sophie Wahnich 7. Places of Passage: Guy Debord on the Spectacular Organization of Social Space Tom Bunyard 8. Place and Metaphor: Althusser’s Topology Jussi Palmusaari 9. Around and Through: The Envelope and the Outside Bernard Aspe PART III. (DIS)PLACING ONTOLOGIES 10. Atopos: Hermeneutics and the Out-Of-Place of Understanding Donatella Di Cesare 11. Phenomenology of Location and Localization: Emergent Places and Immersive Space Martin Nitsche 12. Roomily-Durational Openness: The Place of Creative Becoming Tina Röck 13. A Place Free from and for Law: Franz von Baader on the Redemption of Time and Space Mårten Björk Contributors Bibliography NotesReviews"This volume marks an exciting step forward in asserting place as a specific mode and medium of conceptual inquiry. Far more than a designated site in which events happen and meanings accrue, place occasions the very possibility and process of thought. In this, the volume is acutely sensitive to the ways that place ‘moves’ – refusing singular definitions, offering new ways of thinking critically and creatively. * Jessica Dubow, Professor of Cultural Geography, Lancaster University, UK * One of the casualties of catastrophic climate change is the very possibility of place, for human and other-than-human beings alike. In this volume, Jussi Palmusaari and Nicolas Schneider have assembled a stellar group of scholars, who examine this possibility from a wide range of philosophical perspectives. What is at stake here is not only ""philosophy,"" ""critique"" or ""thought"", but the future of place in the age of being displaced and unplaced. * Michael Marder, author (with Edward S. Casey) of Plants in Place: A Phenomenology of the Vegetal *" "This volume marks an exciting step forward in asserting place as a specific mode and medium of conceptual inquiry. Far more than a designated site in which events happen and meanings accrue, place occasions the very possibility and process of thought. In this, the volume is acutely sensitive to the ways that place ‘moves’ – refusing singular definitions, offering new ways of thinking critically and creatively. * Jessica Dubow, Professor of Cultural Geography, Lancaster University, UK * One of the casualties of catastrophic climate change is the very possibility of place, for human and other-than-human beings alike. In this volume, Jussi Palmusaari and Nicolas Schneider have assembled a stellar group of scholars, who examine this possibility from a wide range of philosophical perspectives. What is at stake here is not only ""philosophy,"" ""critique"" or ""thought"", but the future of place in the age of being displaced and unplaced. * Michael Marder, author (with Edward S. Casey) of Plants in Place: A Phenomenology of the Vegetal * The “possibilities of place” this volume promises are invigorating, persuasive, and sometimes surprising. Place is seen to not just be static or nostalgic, but the space of creativity, political possibility, and shared meaningful action. This is a wonderful addition to the burgeoning philosophical literature on place. * Bruce Janz, Professor of Humanities, Department of Philosophy, University of Central Florida *" Author InformationJussi Palmusaari is Lecturer in French and European Politics, King’s College London, UK. Nicolas Schneider is Research Fellow at Leuphana University Lüneburg and Associate Researcher at Centre Marc Bloch, Berlin, Germany. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |
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