Keyword [Alterity]
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| 21. | The concept of alterity in Soren Kierkegaard's authorship |
| 22. | Absence and alterity: Poiesis in seventeenth-century British literature and science |
| 23. | Globally connected yet culturally bound: Constructions of cultural alterity among African Americans and Kenyan immigrants |
| 24. | Rewriting and reconfiguring alterity: Transformations of Levinassian ethics and the hidden god in the works of Sylvie Germain |
| 25. | The making of a poet-philosopher: Alterity and the Other in Antonio Machado's 'Proverbios y cantares' |
| 26. | Transgressing the boundaries of performance: Desire and alterity in postcolonial drama on India |
| 27. | Religious differences: Subjectivity and alterity in the Chanson de Roland |
| 28. | Ethics of desire: Sexual alterity in twentieth-century Chinese-language fiction |
| 29. | Animal alterity: Levinasian ethics and the relationship between humans and non-human animals (Emmanuel Levinas) |
| 30. | Literature as utopia: Spaces of alterity in West German postcolonial and science-fiction literature after sixty-eight |
| 31. | The question of Heimat: Identity and alterity in contemporary German literature and film |
| 32. | Resoundingly different: Desire and alterity in the United States world beat culture industry |
| 33. | Events of alterity: Post-subjective temporalities in Woolf, Faulkner, and Beckett |
| 34. | Critique of postmodern ethics of alterity versus embodied (Muslim) Others: Incompatibility, diversion, or convergence |
| 35. | A world made of prayer: Alterity and the dialectics of encounter in the invention of contemporary Western Apache culture |
| 36. | Barbarians within and without: The visual construction of alterity in early modern Europe |
| 37. | Sexuality and alterity in German literature, film, and performance, 1968--2000 |
| 38. | Montaigne and the poetics of alterity |
| 39. | The complicity of a lateral gaze: From fantasies of the 'Orient' to an ethics of alterity in cross-cultural encounters (Michel Foucault, Edward Said, Jacques Lacan) |
| 40. | Baudelaire's 'Black Venus': Identity, alterity, and the modern muse |
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