The Double Economy: Essays in
Diremption. Vols I & II.
Contents.
Volume I
Introduction & Reading Suggestion
Part
1: The Double Economy:
I Knowledge at its Limits: Introduction to
‘Disjunctive Reciprocity’ and the ‘4 Zones’; Derrida and Feminism as case in
point.
II Living on the Faultline: Diremptions
(describing the world).
III Diremption and Temporality: Double
Economy and our experience of time.
IV Diremption and Repetition (Difference)
& Double Economy and Repetition in the Eternal Present and the Rhetoric of
the Eternal Return, Other Repetitions.
V (Interstitial/Methodology) Between
Subject/Object.
VI ‘Subject/Object’ in Thought and Language.
VII Comparison and Contiguity; Metaphor or
Metonymy?
VIII Exchange, ‘Identity Exchange’ or
‘Disjunctive Reciprocity’.
IX ‘Disjunctive Reciprocity’ and the Eternal
Present.
X The Eternal Present, two kinds of time;
Disjunctive Reciprocity and Unidirectionality; Il-logical Reflections; Metaset,
Recursion, Subject, Eternal Present and Thought.
XI (Pre) Positions: ‘In/Out’. Again, the Four
Zones. Logic and Limits.
XII Translating Diremption: Between macro and
micro levels.
XIII Final Conclusion: On Chasms and Bridges…
Literary Codicil.
Part
2: Essays on Diremption:
Broadband Ritual (Cyclicity and Exchange).
Lost Horizons (On Landscapes）.
Qualities of Life (Space/Time and the
Diremption).
On Reversibility.
Film & Theatre.
Diremption & Desire.
Speech Acts and Voice.
Diremption & Distinction.
Diremptive Focus.
Kant - & Hegel.
Diremption Demystified/Antidote.
Appendix: Exchanges & Gifts: On Durkheim’s
‘On Suicide’.
Essays
on Diremption. Volume II
Gödel.
Connections.
Contiguity…
The Real.
Chaos/Complexity.
Kant… again.
Social Time and the Diremption.
Derrida contra Derrida.
Heidegger/Ge-stell/ Van Gogh.
Ritual, Repetition, Frame.
Morality.
Philosophy of Biography.
Death and Diremption.
Copyright Peter Nesteruk, 2020