Paolo Virno teaches philosophy of language at the University of Rome. His most recent works available in English include Convention and Materialism, An Essay on Negation, and When the Word Becomes Flesh. Lorenzo Chiesa is a lecturer in philosophy at Newcastle University and professor at the European Graduate School.

• Mundanity: Sensible Context and Public Sphere1. Wonder and Safety1.1 The Miracle according to Wittgenstein1.2 Existence of the World, Existence of Language1.3 The Sublime according to Kant1.4 Magnitude and Power1.5 Iconoclasm1.6 Sublime Tractatus2. The Emotional Root of Cosmology2.1 The Unconditioned Principle2.2 'The Unattainability of Nature'2.3 The World in the Last Day2.4 Totality or Context?3. Raw Nature3.1 Boredom and Happiness3.2 Sensible Context3.3 Father and Son3.4 The Insertion of Language3.5 Chiasm3.6 'Such Indolent Modesty'4. Public Sphere4.1 The Nameless Threat4.2 Dread and Shelter4.3 The Uncanny4.4 Do It Again!4.5 Common Places and the Public Character of the Mind4.6 The Space of the IntellectVirtuosity and Revolution: The Political Theory of Exodus1. Action, Labour, Intellect2. Activity without Work3. Public Intellect: The Virtuosos' Score4. Exodus5. The Virtue of Intemperance6. In Praise of the Multitude7. The Right to Resistance8. The Expected UnforeseenThe Use of Life1. Touch2. Prepositions3. Wax Tablet4. What the Human Being Can Do of Himself5. The Clumsy Animal6. Having7. Institutional Phenomena8. The Pronoun 'We'9. Limits and Crisis of Use10. The Care of the Self11. On Stage12. Estrangement Effect13. Wittgenstein's Director's Notes

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Paolo Virno teaches philosophy of language at the University of Rome. His most recent works available in English include Convention and Materialism, An Essay on Negation, and When the Word Becomes Flesh. Lorenzo Chiesa is a lecturer in philosophy at Newcastle University and professor at the European Graduate School.

• Mundanity: Sensible Context and Public Sphere1. Wonder and Safety1.1 The Miracle according to Wittgenstein1.2 Existence of the World, Existence of Language1.3 The Sublime according to Kant1.4 Magnitude and Power1.5 Iconoclasm1.6 Sublime Tractatus2. The Emotional Root of Cosmology2.1 The Unconditioned Principle2.2 'The Unattainability of Nature'2.3 The World in the Last Day2.4 Totality or Context?3. Raw Nature3.1 Boredom and Happiness3.2 Sensible Context3.3 Father and Son3.4 The Insertion of Language3.5 Chiasm3.6 'Such Indolent Modesty'4. Public Sphere4.1 The Nameless Threat4.2 Dread and Shelter4.3 The Uncanny4.4 Do It Again!4.5 Common Places and the Public Character of the Mind4.6 The Space of the IntellectVirtuosity and Revolution: The Political Theory of Exodus1. Action, Labour, Intellect2. Activity without Work3. Public Intellect: The Virtuosos' Score4. Exodus5. The Virtue of Intemperance6. In Praise of the Multitude7. The Right to Resistance8. The Expected UnforeseenThe Use of Life1. Touch2. Prepositions3. Wax Tablet4. What the Human Being Can Do of Himself5. The Clumsy Animal6. Having7. Institutional Phenomena8. The Pronoun 'We'9. Limits and Crisis of Use10. The Care of the Self11. On Stage12. Estrangement Effect13. Wittgenstein's Director's Notes

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Paolo Virno teaches philosophy of language at the University of Rome. His most recent works available in English include Convention and Materialism, An Essay on Negation, and When the Word Becomes Flesh. Lorenzo Chiesa is a lecturer in philosophy at Newcastle University and professor at the European Graduate School.

• Mundanity: Sensible Context and Public Sphere1. Wonder and Safety1.1 The Miracle according to Wittgenstein1.2 Existence of the World, Existence of Language1.3 The Sublime according to Kant1.4 Magnitude and Power1.5 Iconoclasm1.6 Sublime Tractatus2. The Emotional Root of Cosmology2.1 The Unconditioned Principle2.2 'The Unattainability of Nature'2.3 The World in the Last Day2.4 Totality or Context?3. Raw Nature3.1 Boredom and Happiness3.2 Sensible Context3.3 Father and Son3.4 The Insertion of Language3.5 Chiasm3.6 'Such Indolent Modesty'4. Public Sphere4.1 The Nameless Threat4.2 Dread and Shelter4.3 The Uncanny4.4 Do It Again!4.5 Common Places and the Public Character of the Mind4.6 The Space of the IntellectVirtuosity and Revolution: The Political Theory of Exodus1. Action, Labour, Intellect2. Activity without Work3. Public Intellect: The Virtuosos' Score4. Exodus5. The Virtue of Intemperance6. In Praise of the Multitude7. The Right to Resistance8. The Expected UnforeseenThe Use of Life1. Touch2. Prepositions3. Wax Tablet4. What the Human Being Can Do of Himself5. The Clumsy Animal6. Having7. Institutional Phenomena8. The Pronoun 'We'9. Limits and Crisis of Use10. The Care of the Self11. On Stage12. Estrangement Effect13. Wittgenstein's Director's Notes

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