Marcus Boon is professor of English at York University in Toronto. Eric Cazdyn is the Distinguished Professor of Aesthetics and Politics at the University of Toronto. Timothy Morton is the Rita Shea Guffey Chair in English at Rice University in Houston, Texas.
"Nothing is wide-ranging, and the essays are rich and well
researched, drawing on all sides, including analytic philosophical
approaches to Buddhism."-- "Choice"
"Nothing's overarching contribution clarifies the problematics of
Buddhist critical theory as the intra-active, performative effects
of a mutualizing ethico-ontoepistemology. This invites critical
mindfulness of the immediate existential-material circumstances
that may at once inspire and constrain any given attempt/location
of Buddhist critical theory."-- "Religious Studies Review"
"I have contemplated and endured 'nothing' for so long that it did
not seem right to break my practice or offer other readers
something like insight, possibly a moment of sense making and
affirmation. But I break out of my trance to assert the emphatic
necessity of this book, so erudite without loading us down,
relentless in its ability to resignify. Sassy, brilliant, a genuine
engagement with and of thought, this work tunes us to a thrilling,
endorphinating way of thinking: my drug of choice."--Avital Ronell,
New York University
"The reader will delight in two important aspects of Nothing: a
multitude of contemporary Buddhist responses to the great political
and social changes that have affected Asian countries--imperialism,
colonialism, communism, corporate capitalism--and rigorous
elaboration of Lacanian psychoanalysis with Buddhist psychology.
This book is exceptional."--Alphonso Lingis, Pennsylvania State
University
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