Linguistic Condition, The: Kant's Critique Of Judgment And The Poetics Of Action

Preface. Acting upon Condition -- Chapter One. Introduction: Before -- Judgment: Doing without Knowing in Kant and Diderot -- Part I. Linguistic Conditions -- Chap. Two. "The Condition of -- Judgment:" Kant's "Common Sense," or the Origin of Language in the Third -- Critique -- 1. -- "Common Sense" and Signification, or What is Not Tautology -- 2. "Technique" -- 3. "Free" -- 4. "Feeling" -- 5. Speech Act and "Communicability" -- 6. Rousseau's Nouns -- 7. Diderot's Adjectives -- 8. Kant's Predicates: ?Synthetic -- Judgments a Priori? and "A General Voice" -- 9. "The Schema," or Language Inside -- 10. What is Articulation? -- 11. World Without Words: Wordsworth -- Part II. Missing Senses and Poetics -- Chap. Three. "Judgment" and the -- Genesis of What We Lack: "Poetry," "Schema," and the "Monogram of Imagination" in Kant -- 1. -- "Judgment" in the "Age of Critique" -- 2. -- Judgment and "Indifference:" The "Common Sense? of Imagination in -- Arendt -- and Kant -- 3. -- The Schema and the Language of Poetry -- 4. -- Poetry and the Judgment of Critique -- Chap. Four. Kleist's Mere Formalities -- 1. Kant and Kleist: -- Representation and Irony -- 2. What happened: Missed Representation -- and Misrepresentation in "Die Marquise von O?" -- 3. Contesting "Judgment" in "The -- Duel" -- Bibliography -- Primary Bibliography -- Secondary Bibliography.

• | Author: Claudia Brodsky
• | Publisher: Bloomsbury Academic
• | Publication Date: Dec 29, 2022
• | Number of Pages: 272 pages
• | Language: English
• | Binding: Paperback
• | ISBN-10: 1350217352
• | ISBN-13: 9781350217355