Mek-Ouyes and Public Things

Non-philosophy, whose "non" has here the same status as it does in non-Euclidean geometry, directs suspicion no longer at regional concepts, but at the entire philosophical enterprise. [...]it sets itself up as a science of philosophy, dissecting philosophy's material and its a priori...

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Published in:SubStance 2001-01, Vol.30 (3), p.38-44
Main Authors: Wagneur, Jean-Didier, Lapidus, Roxanne
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Discourse
Feet
Literary criticism
Literary history
Literary naturalism
Modern philosophy
Nonphilosophy
Novels
Philosophers
Philosophy
Plot (Narrative)
Political revolutions
Politics
Pronunciation
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Summary:Non-philosophy, whose "non" has here the same status as it does in non-Euclidean geometry, directs suspicion no longer at regional concepts, but at the entire philosophical enterprise. [...]it sets itself up as a science of philosophy, dissecting philosophy's material and its a priori. [...]Une Réunion pour le nettoiement, the palindromicAnnette et l'Etna and La République de Mek-Ouyesare still unpublished. In the course of his novels, Jouet introduces echoes. [...]in Fins we read that the President of the Council of the Republic has just been assassinated in a museum that he was dedicating. [...]we must certainly not forget republican eloquence.
ISSN:0049-2426
1527-2095
1527-2095
DOI:10.1353/sub.2001.0035