Postmodernism and the ethical subject / edited by Barbara Gabriel and Suzan Ilcan.

"This cross-disciplinary study examines questions relating to the complex relationships between ethics, memory, modernity, and post-modernity. The articles gathered here address subjects such as the lingering traces of modernity in postmodern philosophical reflections, the influence of museums...

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Online Access:Electronic book from EBSCO
Other Authors: Ilcan, Suzan (Editor) Gabriel, Barbara, 1944- (Editor)
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published:Montreal, Que. : McGill-Queen's University Press, ©2004.
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Table of Contents:
  • "Writing against the ruins" : towards a postmodern ethics of memory / Barbara Gabriel
  • From modernity to postmodernity / Suzan Ilcan
  • On being "the last Kantian in Nazi Germany" : dwelling with animals after Levinas / David L. Clark
  • The transject : the ethical subject of postmodernity / Barry Rutland
  • Salvador Allende and the construction of a harmless icon : museums and memory / Leandro Urbina
  • Commemoration/(de)celebration : super-shows and the decolonization of Canadian museums, 1967-92 / Ruth Phillips
  • "Into the heart of Africa" : curatorship, controversy, and situated knowledges / Deborah Burrett
  • The unbearable strangeness of being : Edgar Reitz's film-chronicle Heimat / Barbara Gabriel
  • Devastation of the hapless structure : architecture and ethics / Phyllis Lambert
  • Beyond the frame : ethical encounters and morality in Deleuze's cinematic theory / Daniel O'Connor
  • The marginal other : modern figures and ethical dialogues / Suzan Ilcan
  • Changing health moralities in the tropics : ethics and the other / Lynne Phillips
  • Covering their familiar ways with another culture : Minnie Aodla Freeman's Life among the Qallunaat and the ethics of subjectivity / Bina Freiwald
  • "A network of relations" : interdependene [sic] in Bronwen Wallace's talking lyric / Brenda Carr
  • Memory, identity, and redemption : notes on the culture of autobiography / Francesco Loriggio.