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245 00 Encountering Ability|bOn the Relational Nature of Human 
       Performance. 
264  1 [Place of publication not identified] :|bBrill Rodopi,
       |c2016. 
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490 1  Value inquiry book series ;|vvolume 294 
490 1  Philosophy, literature, and politics 
505 0  Encountering Ability: On the Relational Nature of (Human) 
       Performance; Copyright; Dedication; Contents; 
       Acknowledgements; Introduction: The Signification of 
       Ability; One: Metaphysics of Ability: The Nature of 
       Performance; 1. The Conceptual Environment of Ability; 2. 
       Culture, Nature, and Correlative Thinking; 3. The Enigma 
       of Generalized Ability; 4. Matters of Articulation: 
       Competence, Performativity, and Imperativity; 5. The 
       (Dis)engagement of Signification with Ethos; 6. Internal 
       Difference and Recursivity in Terms and Concepts. 
505 8  Two: On the Origin of (Human) Ability: Language, 
       Possibility, and Ethics1. Signification as Human Dis/ease;
       2. Concomitant Potentiality and Impotentiality in 
       Language; 3. Biopolitical Articulation and the Production 
       of Ableism; 4. The Reflexive Ability of the Post/human; 5.
       Alterity and Ethics in the Encounter of Ability; Three: 
       The Nightmare of Health: Approaching Disability; 1. 
       Woundedness as the Disarticulation of Dis/ability; 2. 
       Imagination and Trauma: Signifying the Reality of Ability;
       3. The Trace of Ability and the Ethics of Disability 
       Studies. 
505 8  4. The Distress of (Studying) Psychic Ability5. Language 
       Performing the Disability of Ability; 6. Blessing and 
       Curse in the Ethics (of Ethics) of Dis/ability; Four: Dis/
       ability in Black and White: The Relationality of Political
       Ability; 1. Approaching the Naturalization of Political 
       Access; 2. The Articulation of Whiteness in Liberal 
       Modernity; 3. The Im/possibility of Blackness in the 
       Signification of Subjectivity; 4. Awakening to Woundedness
       : The Trauma of History; 5. Engaging Ethics by the Trace 
       of the Color Line; Five: Ability as Response and 
       Irresponsibility: Dialogue and Struggle. 
505 8  1. Response and Irresponsibility in the Context of 
       Interrogation2. Improvisation as Gesture toward the 
       Ability of Ability; 3. Blackness as Engagement of 
       Vocativity; 4. Tracing Vocativity in Poetics and Politics;
       Six: Denatured Criticism: Ethics, Violence, Improvisation 
       between Levinas and Baraka; 1. Prelude; 2. Theme; 3. 
       Fugue; 4. Dance; 5. Coda; Seven: Encountering Dis/ability 
       in the Work of Marguerite Duras; 1. Writing as Opening and
       Dis/articulation; 2. Approaching Differential Ontology by 
       "Everything at Once"; 3. The Work and the World: The 
       Performative Space of Ensemble; Notes. 
505 8  Works CitedAbout the Author; Index. 
520 8  "In 'Encountering Ability', Scott DeShong considers how 
       ability and its correlative, disability, come into 
       existence. Besides being articulated as physical, social, 
       aesthetic, political, and specifically human, ability 
       signifies and is signified such that signification itself 
       is always in question. Thus the language of ability and 
       the ability of language constitute discourse that 
       undermines foundations, including any foundation for 
       discourse or ability. Drawing on Gilles Deleuze's theory 
       of primary differentiation and Emmanuel Levinas's 
       philosophy of ethical relationality, 'Encountering 
       Ability' finds implications of music, theology, and 
       cursing in the signification of ability, and also examines
       various literary texts, including works by Amiri Baraka 
       and Marguerite Duras"--|cPage 4 of cover. 
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655  0 Electronic books. 
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720    Deshong, Scott. 
776 08 |iPrint version:|tEncountering Ability.|dBrill Rodopi 2016
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830  0 Value inquiry book series.|pPhilosophy, literature, and 
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830  0 Value inquiry book series ;|0https://id.loc.gov/
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