

What's Wrong with Postmodernism? by Christopher Norris
This work offers a selection of Norris' articles, essays and reviews which have been written over the past five years. Although focused primarily on issues of literary theory, the material also has relevance for philosophy, intellectual history, sociology and developments in cultural criticism. Topics included are deconstruction (its ethical and philosophical bearings), Habermas' critique of Derrida, the post-pragmatist rhetoric of assent, post-modernity, the ideology of the aesthetic, language in relation to musical theory and revisionist readings of Kant (on the sublime). There is a long closing chapter dealing with Heidegger's politics (issues raised by Farias and Lacoue-Labarthe).-
Writing History, Writing Trauma
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Subversive Pleasures
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Hypertext 2.0
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Death and Representation
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Food for Thought
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France and the Holy Land
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Hypertext 3.0
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Interrupted Dialectic
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The Audience
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Suburban Ambush
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Perpetual Motion
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The Aesthetics of Murder
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On the Edge of the Cliff
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The Well-Tempered Self
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Heterocosmica
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The Past as Text
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Grotesque Figures
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Passions of the Sign
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Color of Melancholy
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Gilles Deleuze
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Styles of Enlightenment
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Revolutionary Acts
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The Fate of Carmen
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Fictional Truth
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Torrid Zones
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Fortune's Faces
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The Cryptographic Imagination
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Cultural Imperialism
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The Office of the Scarlet Letter
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The Frame of Art
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Rules for the Endgame
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National Culture and the New Global System
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Decadent Subjects
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Comparative Literature in the Age of Multiculturalism
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The Translator's Turn
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The Transparent Society
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Albert Cohen
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