Brian Seitz is Professor of Philosophy at Babson College, USA.  He is the author of The Trace of Political Representation, co-author of The Iroquois and the Athenians: A Political Ontology, co-editor of Being in Transit; Living with Class; Fashion Statements; Etiquette; and Eating Culture, and author of numerous philosophy articles.

• 1. The Politics of Intersubjectivity: Representation and the Double.- 2. Philosophy’s Use and Abuse of the Double: Plato and Kant.- 3. Precisely Not Me: The Deuce in Dostoevsky.- 4. Proximities to Death: Freud’s Archaic Doubles.- 5. The Ineluctable Double: Phenomenology’s Other.- Epilogue. Second Guessing: Emergent Doubles.

Brian Seitz is Professor of Philosophy at Babson College, USA.  He is the author of The Trace of Political Representation, co-author of The Iroquois and the Athenians: A Political Ontology, co-editor of Being in Transit; Living with Class; Fashion Statements; Etiquette; and Eating Culture, and author of numerous philosophy articles.

• 1. The Politics of Intersubjectivity: Representation and the Double.- 2. Philosophy’s Use and Abuse of the Double: Plato and Kant.- 3. Precisely Not Me: The Deuce in Dostoevsky.- 4. Proximities to Death: Freud’s Archaic Doubles.- 5. The Ineluctable Double: Phenomenology’s Other.- Epilogue. Second Guessing: Emergent Doubles.

Brian Seitz is Professor of Philosophy at Babson College, USA.  He is the author of The Trace of Political Representation, co-author of The Iroquois and the Athenians: A Political Ontology, co-editor of Being in Transit; Living with Class; Fashion Statements; Etiquette; and Eating Culture, and author of numerous philosophy articles.

• 1. The Politics of Intersubjectivity: Representation and the Double.- 2. Philosophy’s Use and Abuse of the Double: Plato and Kant.- 3. Precisely Not Me: The Deuce in Dostoevsky.- 4. Proximities to Death: Freud’s Archaic Doubles.- 5. The Ineluctable Double: Phenomenology’s Other.- Epilogue. Second Guessing: Emergent Doubles.