Abstract
Introduction. The Day After Tomorrow... Or, the Deconstruction of the Future, by Martin McQuillan 1. Demo, by Geoffrey Bennington - Emroy University 2. On the Multiple Senses of Democracy, by Jean-Luc Nancy - University of Strasbourg 3. The Art of the Impossible?, by Derek Attridge - University of York 4. Impossible Speech Acts, by Andrew Parker - Amherst College 5. The Crisis of Critique, by Robert Bernasconi - Memphis University 6. The Popularity of Language: Rousseau and the Mother Tongue, by Anne Berger - Cornell University 7. In Light of Light: On Jan Pato_ka's notion of Europe, by Rodolphe Gasche - SUNY (USA) 8. Phenomenology to Come, by Joanna Hodge - Manchester Metropolitan University 9. From (Within) Without, by Marc Froment-Meurice - Vanderbilt University 10. Thinking (Through) the Desert, by Laurent Milesi - University of Cardiff 11. Graphematics, Politics, Irony, by Claire Colebrook - University of Edinburgh 12. The irony of deconstruction and the example of Marx, by Richard Beardsworth - American University in PAris 13. Martin McQuillan, by Karl Marx and the Philosopher's Stone, or, on Theory and Practice -University of Leeds List of Contributors Index
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