| Record ID: |
3543593 |
| Format: |
Regular Print Book |
| Physical description: |
152 pages. |
| Date acquired: |
June 12, 2017
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| More creator details: |
Mario Perniola ; translated by Massimo Verdicchio. |
| Series statement: |
Bloomsbury revelations |
| Series title: |
Bloomsbury revelations. |
| General note: |
This English translation first published in 2004. |
| General note: |
Translated from the Italian. |
| Contents note: |
1. Senses and things -- 2. Sex plateaux -- 3. God, animal, thing -- 4. Descartes and the thing that feels -- 5. Becoming extraneous clothing -- 6. Exemplary addictions -- 7. Kant and the spouse as thing -- 8. Sadism and sex appeal of the inorganic -- 9. Philosophical cybersex -- 10. Kant and the feeling of the thing in itself -- 11. Masochism and sex appeal of the inorganic -- 12. Bodies as clothing -- 13. Hegel and the thing as 'not this' -- 14. Fetishism and sex appeal of the inorganic -- 15. Hardcore sonority -- 16. Hegel and the thing as 'also' -- 17. Vampirism and sex appeal of the inorganic -- 18. Plastic landscapes -- 19. Hegel and the thing 'all of one piece' -- 20. Desire and sex appeal of the inorganic -- 21. Overflowing installations -- 22. Heidegger and the thing as reliability -- 23. Division and sex appeal of the inorganic -- 24. Inclusive metawritings -- 25. Wittgenstein and the feeling of 'this thing' -- 26. Pleasure and sex appeal of the inorganic -- 27. Perverse performance. |
| Contributor: |
Translation of : Perniola, Mario, . Sex appeal dell'inorganico.
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| Contributor: |
Verdicchio, Massimo, 1945- translator.
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