Table of Contents
Introduction Between the Visible and the Expressive: And In-visible Exchange, Wilhelm S. Wurzer Part One: Postmodern Visions
1. Rephrasing the Visible and the Expressive: Lyotard's "Defense of the Eye" from Figure to Inarticulare Phrase, Anne Tomiche, University of Grenoble
2. Visibility, "Bild" and "Einbildungskraft", Derrida, Barthes, Levinas, Ludwig Nagl, University of Vienna
3. Puncturing Genres: Barthes and Derrida on the Limits of Representation, Dana Hollander, Michigan State University Part Two: Beyond Representational Thinking Introduction .... While Illustrating ...
4. Blanchot's Gaze and Orpheus' Singing: Seeing and Listening in Poetic Inspiration, Alessandro Carrera, Univesity of Texas
5. Foucault and the Disappearance of the Visible Subject, Reginald Lilly, Skidmore College Part Three: Expressions and the Limits of Philosophy Introduction ... Desire, Displacement, and Laughter ...
6. Frames of Visibility: Si(gh)ting the Monstrous, Robert Burch, University of Alberta.
7. Francis Bacon, Logique de la sensation: The Philosopher's Painter, Zsuzsa Baross, Trent University, Canada
8. Bataille's Erotic Displacement of Vision: Attempts at a Feminist Reading, Ladelle McWhorter, University of Richmond
9. Luce Irigaray's Specular Mother: Lips in the Mirror, Lynne Huffer, Rice University Part Four: Filming the (In)visible Introduction ... In Images Ending ...
10. Expressionist Towers of Babel in Weimar Film and Architecture, Janet Lungstrum, University of Colorado
11. Rewiring the Oedipal Scene: Image and Discursivity in Wim Wender's Journey "Until the End of the World", Volker Kaiser & Robert S. Leventhal, University of Virginia Part Five: Critiques of Contemporary Image Culture Introduction ... Beyond a Paradigm ...
12. Imagism and the Ends of Vision: Pound and Salomon, Lisa Zucker
13. Mediums of Freedom in Photographic Frames: Some Exposuires of Bound Transcendence, James R. Watson, Loyola University Epilogue: The Paradox of Philosophy's Gaze, before & after Sept. 11, Wilhelm S. Wurzer.
