Nancy and Visual Culture

Carrie Giunta is Lecturer in Philosophy at Central Saint Martins, University of the Arts London. She has published recently in Radical Philosophy, Film-Philosophy, the Directory of World Cinema and the Historical Journal of Film, Radio and Television. Adrienne Janus is Lecturer in English and Literature in a World Context at the University of Aberdeen. She has recently published in Comparative Literature and The Senses and Society.

• Acknowledgements; List of Illustrations; Introduction: Jean-Luc Nancy and the Image of Visual Culture, Adrienne Janus; 1. Cutting and Letting-Be, Martin Crowley; 2. Dancing Equality: Image, Imitation and Participation,Christopher Watkin; 3. A Question of Listening: Nancean Resonance, Return and Relation in Charlie Chaplin, Carrie Giunta; 4. The Image: Mimesis and Methexis Jean-Luc Nancy, translated by Adrienne Janus; 5. On the Threshold: Visual Culture, Invisible Nature, Adrienne Janus; 6. Pornosophy: Jean-Luc Nancy and the Pornographic Image, Peter Banki; 7. Presentation and Disappearance / Présentation et Disparition, Translated by Adrienne Janus; 8. Writing in the Place of the Animal, Phillip Warnell; 9. Together at the Limit: Jean-Luc Nancy, Art and Community, Lorna Collins; 10. Turning Around the Written Mark, Opening from a Weight of Thought, Robert Luzar; 11. Uncanny Landscapes of Photography: The Partage of Double-exposure After Jean-Luc Nancy, Chris Heppell

"Nancy and Visual Culture offers an insightful exploration of the relevance of Nancy's work for our understanding of visual and other cultures." - Marta Weychan, University of Aberdeen, Film-Philosophy