Twilight of the Anthropocene Idols
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Preface
Tom Cohen and Claire Colebrook
Trolling “Anthropos”—Or, Requiem for
a Failed Prosopopeia
Tom Cohen
1. Daybreak in the Ideovomitorium
2. Miss Lonelyhearts and the Deadpan—or, a Plague of Face
3. Mourning becomes electric—or, Greek words bearing gifts…
4. Brunch in the Ideovomitorium—or, WTF: Was “Anthropos” ever in fact, er… Greek?
What is the Anthropo-Political?
Claire Colebrook
1. Things “We” Have Been Told About the Anthropocene
2. Theory Refuge
3. What is the Political?
4. The Geological Sublime
Reading Paul de Man While Falling into Cyberspace
J. Hillis Miller
1. The Linguistics of Literariness and Ideology
2. If You Want to Lie, Digitize
3. What is Ideology for de Man?
4. Why Study Literary Theory?
5. What Does “The Resistance to Theory” Really Say?
6. Two-Handedness as Sleight of Hand
7. Reading Pictures in the Twilight of the Anthropocene Idols
8. Is the Digital Revolution the Radix Malorum?
9. Verbal as Against Visual?
10. Two Contemporary Examples of Pictures That Invite Reading
11. Mixed Media Forever
12. Just How Has the Internet Transformed Literary Studies?
13. Imagine Paul de Man Online in the Twilight of the Anthropocene Idols
14. Anachronistic Reading
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