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Introduction

Andrea Loselle

pp. 3-4

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From Antidote to Anecdote: Montaigne on Dissemblance

Tom Conley

pp. 5-15

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Exemplary or Singular?: The Anecdote in Historical Narrative

Malina Stefanovska

pp. 16-30

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Oranges, Anecdote and the Nature of Things

Helen Deutsch

pp. 31-55

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To Be is to Be an Anecdote: Hegel and the Therapeutic Absolute

John McCumber

pp. 56-65

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Anecdotes, Faits Divers, and the Literary

Dominique Jullien

pp. 66-76

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André Breton’s and Eugène Atget’s Valentines

Andrea Loselle

pp. 77-96

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The Anecdotal: Truth in Detail

Marcel Hénaff, Jean-Louis Morhange

pp. 97-111

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Subtle Bodies and the Other Jouissance

John Carvalho

pp. 112-127

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The Aesthetic Fable: Cinema in Jacques Rancière’s “Aesthetic Politics”

Alison Ross

pp. 128-150

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Jean Genet: Politics and Performance (review)

Gene A. Plunka

pp. 151-153

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Explorations in Poetics, and: La Poésie du lieu : Segalen, Thoreau, Guillevic, Ponge (review)

Laurence M. Porter

pp. 154-160

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The Violence of Modernity: Baudelaire, Irony, and the Politics of Form (review)

Nicole Asquith

pp. 160-164

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Contributors

pp. 165-166

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Introduction

From Antidote to Anecdote: Montaigne on Dissemblance

Exemplary or Singular?: The Anecdote in Historical Narrative

Oranges, Anecdote and the Nature of Things

To Be is to Be an Anecdote: Hegel and the Therapeutic Absolute

Anecdotes, Faits Divers, and the Literary

André Breton’s and Eugène Atget’s Valentines

The Anecdotal: Truth in Detail

Subtle Bodies and the Other Jouissance

The Aesthetic Fable: Cinema in Jacques Rancière’s “Aesthetic Politics”

Reviews

Jean Genet: Politics and Performance (review)

Explorations in Poetics, and: La Poésie du lieu : Segalen, Thoreau, Guillevic, Ponge (review)

The Violence of Modernity: Baudelaire, Irony, and the Politics of Form (review)

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