Philosophy in the Condition of Modernism

Introduction; Ana Falcato and Antonio Cardiello.- Part I. Writing Philosophy.- 2. Habit, Labour, Need and Desire; Michael Levenson.- 3. Wittgenstein as unreliable narrator/unreliable author; Rupert Read.- 4. Embodied Ghosts; Ana Falcato.- Part II. Language and Contents.- 5.The Medium Itself; Garry Hagberg.-  6.Encountering the Alien; Tanja Staehler and Alexander Kozin.- 7. “Stories to Meditate on; Alice Crary.- Part III.  Modern Topics.- 8. “Thought in American and for the Americans”; Laura Maria Lojo-Rodriguez.- 9. “But she loved her roses (didn’t that help the Armenians?)”; Katerina Kitsi-Mitako.- 10.Virginia Woolf and The Hours (Stephen Daldry, 2002); María José Gamez-Fuentes and Rebeca Maseda García..- Part IV.  Historical Perspectives.- 11. Finance Capital and the Time of the Novel or, Money without Narrative Qualities; Mathias Nilges.- 12. Marianne Moore and the Logic of ‘Inner Sensuousness’; Charles Altieri.- 13. Intimidated Thought; Michael D’Arcy.- 14. A Quotation from Seneca is Missing; Jerónimo Pizarro.- Part V. Dystopias of the Self.- 15. The Well is not the World; Stephen Mulhall.- 16. Pictorial Decorum; Jonathan Gilmore.- 17. “Navegar é preciso; Viver não é preciso”; Bartholomew Ryan.- Index.