Aukje Van Rooden
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 952816 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Aukje Van Rooden |
| NOMBRES | Aukje |
| APELLIDO | Van Rooden |
| FIRMA | VAN ROODEN A |
| AFILIACIONES | Berlin University of the Arts |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6482-535X |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 12 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 12 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 12 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2008 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Left in the Dark
Nancy is predominantly a thinker of life in all its forms and expressions. For him, to be, to exist, is always a question of being alive in the most vivacious, intense, and restless way, that is, to be in a relentless relation of exchange with one's environment and with others. Apart from being a central theme in Nancy's work, this vivid relationality is also a distinctive feature of his mode of writing. Nancy's death therefore poses a fundamenta…
When the Egg Breaks, the Chicken Bleeds
Clarice Lispector has been studied thoroughly against the backdrop of Western ontology and feminism, but she has not often been read in relation to postcolonial theory and Black studies. Yet, their critique of coloniality and the radicality with which they conceive of a different world, can provide a fitting frame for understanding what is at stake in Lispector’s thought. When put in dialogue with the work of Édouard Glissant and Denise Ferreira …
L’Intrigue dénouée. Mythe, littérature et communauté dans la pensée de Jean-Luc Nancy
Cet ouvrage est la première étude systématique du rapport entre communauté et littérature dans la pensée de Jean-Luc Nancy. L'auteure développe la thèse originale que cette relation doit être comprise comme une refonte du mythe. Traversant l’œuvre de Nancy dans son intégralité, elle démontre de façon incomparable comment s’articulent les questions centrales de la communauté et de la littérature. De plus, en faisant ce lien en termes de « mythe »,…
Chronicling the chronic
This article proposes a way of narrating chronic pain: the telling of a chronicle Recent work in the medical humanities has been critical of traditional approaches to illness narratives. In line with this criticism, we argue that the experience of chronic pain resists internally coherent, plot-driven-in other words, Aristotelian-narrative. Drawing on phenomenological studies, we state that chronic pain is an utterly meaningless experience due to …
Intrigue dénouéE. Mythe, Littérature et Communauté Dans la Pensée de Jean-Luc Nancy
Jean-Luc Nancy, a Romantic Philosopher
This paper will, in its successive steps and movements, revolve around one single question, a question that might, at first sight, come across as somewhat irrelevant or even impertinent within the context of philosophical or academic discourse. How romantic is Jean-Luc Nancy? Or: is there a specifically Nancyan sense of romance? Notwithstanding these somewhat unscholarly formulations, I am increasingly convinced that the question of love, or inde…
La traduction comme partage d'une instabilité originaire
Dans cet article, l'auteur se concentre sur le raisonnement donné par Blanchot dans l'essai « Traduire » consacré au texte célèbre « La tâche du traducteur » de Benjamin. Elle montre que la conception de la traduction développée par Blanchot a motivé ses efforts pour l'édition de la Revue Internationale . L'auteur avance que cette revue était une tentative de penser et de construire autrement la communauté, non pas dans le giron d'une seule langu…
Reconsidering Literary Autonomy
The idea of autonomy has been constitutive of the development of modern literature. The central question occupying debates on literature's social role is whether autonomy is inalienable. The debate between "autonomists" and "anti-autonomists" is however based on a distorted historical picture. It will be argued that the notion of "autonomy" emerged within an eighteenth-century "individual" paradigm that has according to the general history of ide…
Le cercle mythique
This contribution starts from the idea that it is not so much pre-modern political orders that appeal to mythical logic, but contemporary ones. Lacking an external authority, contemporary political orders cannot but erect themselves in an act of auto-constitution. With reference to Walter Benjamin's 'Critique of Violence', one could conceive of this act as the mythical encirclement of foundation and conservation. Although democratic regimes famou…
Interrupting Mythological Politics
Poésie haptique
The main concern of Nancy’s work is to put forward a new ontology, a new first philosophy, that could serve as an alternative to metaphysical ontologies. This ontology, which concerns nothing more, but also nothing less than the bare existence of bodies beside each other, finds its condition of possibility in the sense of touch. It is because bodies touch that they are, and also are always together. On several occasions Nancy suggests that the ex…
A Demythologised Prayer
de ce que met en jeu, à mon gré tout au moins, une 'déconstruction du christianisme
Chronicling the chronic
This article proposes a way of narrating chronic pain: the telling of a chronicle Recent work in the medical humanities has been critical of traditional approaches to illness narratives. In line with this criticism, we argue that the experience of chronic pain resists internally coherent, plot-driven-in other words, Aristotelian-narrative. Drawing on phenomenological studies, we state that chronic pain is an utterly meaningless experience due to …
Reconsidering Literary Autonomy
The idea of autonomy has been constitutive of the development of modern literature. The central question occupying debates on literature's social role is whether autonomy is inalienable. The debate between "autonomists" and "anti-autonomists" is however based on a distorted historical picture. It will be argued that the notion of "autonomy" emerged within an eighteenth-century "individual" paradigm that has according to the general history of ide…
Jean-Luc Nancy, a Romantic Philosopher
This paper will, in its successive steps and movements, revolve around one single question, a question that might, at first sight, come across as somewhat irrelevant or even impertinent within the context of philosophical or academic discourse. How romantic is Jean-Luc Nancy? Or: is there a specifically Nancyan sense of romance? Notwithstanding these somewhat unscholarly formulations, I am increasingly convinced that the question of love, or inde…
Poésie haptique
The main concern of Nancy’s work is to put forward a new ontology, a new first philosophy, that could serve as an alternative to metaphysical ontologies. This ontology, which concerns nothing more, but also nothing less than the bare existence of bodies beside each other, finds its condition of possibility in the sense of touch. It is because bodies touch that they are, and also are always together. On several occasions Nancy suggests that the ex…
A Demythologised Prayer
de ce que met en jeu, à mon gré tout au moins, une 'déconstruction du christianisme
A Demythologised Prayer
de ce que met en jeu, à mon gré tout au moins, une 'déconstruction du christianisme
Interrupting Mythological Politics
Poésie haptique
The main concern of Nancy’s work is to put forward a new ontology, a new first philosophy, that could serve as an alternative to metaphysical ontologies. This ontology, which concerns nothing more, but also nothing less than the bare existence of bodies beside each other, finds its condition of possibility in the sense of touch. It is because bodies touch that they are, and also are always together. On several occasions Nancy suggests that the ex…
Le cercle mythique
This contribution starts from the idea that it is not so much pre-modern political orders that appeal to mythical logic, but contemporary ones. Lacking an external authority, contemporary political orders cannot but erect themselves in an act of auto-constitution. With reference to Walter Benjamin's 'Critique of Violence', one could conceive of this act as the mythical encirclement of foundation and conservation. Although democratic regimes famou…
Reconsidering Literary Autonomy
The idea of autonomy has been constitutive of the development of modern literature. The central question occupying debates on literature's social role is whether autonomy is inalienable. The debate between "autonomists" and "anti-autonomists" is however based on a distorted historical picture. It will be argued that the notion of "autonomy" emerged within an eighteenth-century "individual" paradigm that has according to the general history of ide…
La traduction comme partage d'une instabilité originaire
Dans cet article, l'auteur se concentre sur le raisonnement donné par Blanchot dans l'essai « Traduire » consacré au texte célèbre « La tâche du traducteur » de Benjamin. Elle montre que la conception de la traduction développée par Blanchot a motivé ses efforts pour l'édition de la Revue Internationale . L'auteur avance que cette revue était une tentative de penser et de construire autrement la communauté, non pas dans le giron d'une seule langu…
Jean-Luc Nancy, a Romantic Philosopher
This paper will, in its successive steps and movements, revolve around one single question, a question that might, at first sight, come across as somewhat irrelevant or even impertinent within the context of philosophical or academic discourse. How romantic is Jean-Luc Nancy? Or: is there a specifically Nancyan sense of romance? Notwithstanding these somewhat unscholarly formulations, I am increasingly convinced that the question of love, or inde…
L’Intrigue dénouée. Mythe, littérature et communauté dans la pensée de Jean-Luc Nancy
Cet ouvrage est la première étude systématique du rapport entre communauté et littérature dans la pensée de Jean-Luc Nancy. L'auteure développe la thèse originale que cette relation doit être comprise comme une refonte du mythe. Traversant l’œuvre de Nancy dans son intégralité, elle démontre de façon incomparable comment s’articulent les questions centrales de la communauté et de la littérature. De plus, en faisant ce lien en termes de « mythe »,…
Chronicling the chronic
This article proposes a way of narrating chronic pain: the telling of a chronicle Recent work in the medical humanities has been critical of traditional approaches to illness narratives. In line with this criticism, we argue that the experience of chronic pain resists internally coherent, plot-driven-in other words, Aristotelian-narrative. Drawing on phenomenological studies, we state that chronic pain is an utterly meaningless experience due to …
Intrigue dénouéE. Mythe, Littérature et Communauté Dans la Pensée de Jean-Luc Nancy
When the Egg Breaks, the Chicken Bleeds
Clarice Lispector has been studied thoroughly against the backdrop of Western ontology and feminism, but she has not often been read in relation to postcolonial theory and Black studies. Yet, their critique of coloniality and the radicality with which they conceive of a different world, can provide a fitting frame for understanding what is at stake in Lispector’s thought. When put in dialogue with the work of Édouard Glissant and Denise Ferreira …
Left in the Dark
Nancy is predominantly a thinker of life in all its forms and expressions. For him, to be, to exist, is always a question of being alive in the most vivacious, intense, and restless way, that is, to be in a relentless relation of exchange with one's environment and with others. Apart from being a central theme in Nancy's work, this vivid relationality is also a distinctive feature of his mode of writing. Nancy's death therefore poses a fundamenta…
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