Acknowledgements
A Note on Abbreviations
A Note on Translations
Introduction: Lignes: An Intellectual Review after the Deaths of
both Intellectuals and Reviews
Chapter 1: French Thought between Liberalism and Fascism: Bataille
and Blanchot in the 1930s
Chapter 2: The Communism of Thought: Reviews and Revolution in the
1960s with Blanchot and Mascolo
Chapter 3: Immoral, Impure, Atheist Artists? Developing a
neo-Nietzschean Critical Ethos for the Twenty-First Century
Chapter 4: Breaking the consensus: Immigration and la pensée
unique
Chapter 5: Power without Politics: Domination Theory and the Crises
of Capitalism
Chapter 6: Combatting the Crisis: Reconstructing Political Agency,
from Rousset and Foucault to Rancière and Badiou
Chapter 7: Excluded from Thought? Lignes, Literary Conservatism and
Identity Politics
Conclusion: Lignes: the Preservation of French Radical Thought
Appendix 1: Lignes Editorial Board Members
Appendix 2: Lignes issue titles
Lignes Articles Cited
Other Works Cited
Adrian May completed his PhD in French Intellectual Culture at the University of Cambridge. He is currently an independent researcher and teacher.
'This is an exciting, informative, well-written and engaging book.
It will make a significant contribution to the field and will be
useful for students and academics with an interest in French
Studies and the contemporary moment, while also of interest for the
general reader. [May] tells an exciting story, driven by a focused
attention to the fortunes of radical critical debate and the
different forms that resistance to political orthodoxy has taken in
and around Lignes since the more explicit and well-known moment of
the 1960 and 1970s.'
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Kristof K.P. Vanhoutte, Philosophy in Review
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