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| adam_text | Contents Acknowledgements Abbreviations viii ix Introduction Badiou’s intervention Heidegger and the German heritage Argument and methodology ‘This restrained intensity’: Dance as a metaphor for thought 1 1 5 10 13 1 Silence Being Thought Paul Celan’s ineloquence Poetic and subtractive ontologies: Phusis and Idea Heidegger’s nothing The void and poetry’s idea 19 19 36 45 52 2 The Poem Becoming-Prose Desacralization and authenticity Hölderlin’s ‘The Journey’ Lacoue-Labarthe: The poem becoming-prose Poem and subject 69 69 78 89 103 3 Anabasis Anabasis and homecoming Reading Celan’s ‘Homecoming’ Reading Celan’s ‘Anabasis’ 113 113 121 129 4 Subtraction and Love Badiou and Adorno Adorno’s Endgame Beckett’s generic prose The latent poem and love 137 137 142 154 163 Conclusion 181 Notes Bibliography Index 219 189 227
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