Contents: I: Language -- Philosophical laughter -- An archaeology of order -- The three epistemes -- The birth and death of man -- The being of language -- The Foucaultian failure of phenomenology -- The history of science -- The analytic of finitude -- The anonymity of language -- A view from nowhere -- The subject of change -- The freedom of language -- II: Body -- A genealogy of the subject -- The constitution of the subject -- the problem of circularity -- Anarchic bodies -- The body of power -- The discursive body -- The resistance of the body -- The anarchic body -- Female freedom -- The anonymous subjectivity of the body -- The historical constitution of the body -- Female freedom? -- III: Ethics -- The silence of ethics -- History of ethics -- Ethics as practice -- The ethical subject -- Ethics as aesthetics -- Philosophy lived -- The freedom of philosophy -- The freedom of critical reflection -- Freedom as ethos -- The different meanings of freedom -- The other -- Ethical subject and the other -- Subjectivity as passivity -- The other as precondition of ethics -- conclusion: freedom as an operational concept

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Contents: I: Language -- Philosophical laughter -- An archaeology of order -- The three epistemes -- The birth and death of man -- The being of language -- The Foucaultian failure of phenomenology -- The history of science -- The analytic of finitude -- The anonymity of language -- A view from nowhere -- The subject of change -- The freedom of language -- II: Body -- A genealogy of the subject -- The constitution of the subject -- the problem of circularity -- Anarchic bodies -- The body of power -- The discursive body -- The resistance of the body -- The anarchic body -- Female freedom -- The anonymous subjectivity of the body -- The historical constitution of the body -- Female freedom? -- III: Ethics -- The silence of ethics -- History of ethics -- Ethics as practice -- The ethical subject -- Ethics as aesthetics -- Philosophy lived -- The freedom of philosophy -- The freedom of critical reflection -- Freedom as ethos -- The different meanings of freedom -- The other -- Ethical subject and the other -- Subjectivity as passivity -- The other as precondition of ethics -- conclusion: freedom as an operational concept

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