After life
By: Eugene Thacker.
Publisher: The University of Chicago Press; University Of Chicago Press; University of Chicago Press
Published: 2010
Place of publication: Chicago; London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 295
ISBN-13: 9780226793719; 9780226793726
Subjects: Ontology; Life
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Life and the living (on Aristotelian biohorror); title: Supernatural horror as the paradigm for life; title: Aristotle's De anima and the problem of life; title: The ontology of life; title: The entelechy of the weird; title: Superlative life; title: Life with or without limits; title: Life as time in Plotinus; title: On the superlative; title: Superlative life I: Pseudo-Dionysius; title: Negative vs. affirmative theology; title: Superlative negation; title: Negation and preexistent life; title: Excess, evil, and non-being; title: Superlative life II: Eriugena; title: Negation in the periphyseon; title: The quaestio de nihilo: on nothing; title: The quaestio de nihilo: superlative nothing; title: Dark intelligible abyss; title: Apophasis; title: The apophatic logic; title: Negation in Frege and Ayer; title: Negation vs. subtraction in Badiou; title: Negation and contradiction in Priest; title: The dialetheic vitalism of negative theology; title: Ellipses: Suhraward and the luminous void; title: Univocal creatures; title: On spiritual creatures; title: Life as form in Aristotle; title: The concept of the creature; title: Univocity I: Duns Scotus vs. Aquinas; title: Univocity in Aquinas' Summa theologica; title: Univocity in Duns Scotus' Opus oxoniense; title: The common nature of the creature; title: Univocity II: Duns Scotus vs. Henry of Ghent; title: Univocity in Henry of Ghent; title: Negative vs. privative indetermination; title: Absolute indetermination; title: Univocity III: Deleuze's scholasticism three variations; title: Spinoza et le problème de l'expression; title: Différence et répétition; title: Cours de Vincennes; title: Univocal creatures; title: Ellipses: Dgen and uncreated univocity; title: Dark pantheism; title: Everything and nothing; title: Life as spirit in Aquinas; title: The concept of the divine nature; title: Immanence I: Eriugena's periphyseon; title: Natura and the unthought; title: Universal life; title: Four statements on pantheism; title: Immanence II: Duns Scotus' reportatio Ia; title: Univocal immanence; title: Actual infinity; title: The pathology of the triple primacy; title: Immanence III: Nicholas of Cusa's De docta ignorantia; title: The coincidence of opposites; title: The folds of life; title: Absolute vs. contracted pantheism; title: Speculative pantheism (Deleuze's interlocutors); title: Pantheism and pure immanence; title: The insubordination of immanence in Deleuze; title: Scholia I: the isomorphism of univocity and immanence; title: Scholia II: the vitalist logic of common notions; title: Scholia III: the life of substance; title: Dark pantheism; title: Ellipses: Wang Yangming and idealist naturalism; title: Logic and life (on Kantian teratology); title: The wandering line from Aristotle to Kant; title: Critique of life; title: Spectral life and speculative realism; title: Ontotheology in Kant, atheology in Bataille; title: The night land.