S. Wilmer, A. Zukauskaite (dir.), Interrogating Antigone in Postmodern Philosophy and Criticism
Interrogating Antigone in Postmodern Philosophy and Criticism
Sous la direction de Steve E. Wilmer et Audrone Zukauskaite
Oxford University Press, 2010, 450 p.
EAN13 : 9780199559213
Présentation de l'éditeur:
Antigone has become a major figure in current cultural discourse thanks to the late twentieth-century interpretations by such controversial theorists as Lacan, Derrida, Irigaray, Zizek, and Judith Butler. This collection of articles by distinguished scholars from a variety of intellectual disciplines (including philosophy, psychoanalysis, feminism, theatre, and the classics) provides a postmodern perspective on the ethical and political issues raised by this ancient text and recent theatrical productions. The contributors provide an array of perspectives on a female figure who questions the role of the patriarchal state.
S. E. Wilmer is Head of the School of Drama, Film, and Music, Trinity College, Dublin
Audrone Zukauskaite is Senior researcher at the Culture, Philosophy, and Arts Research Institute, Vilnius
Sommaire:
Introduction
1. Philosophy and Politics
1: Tina Chanter: Antigone's Political Legacies: Abjection in Defiance of Mourning
2: Cecilia Sjöholm: Naked Life: Arendt and the Exile at Colonus
3: Audrone Zukauskaite: Biopolitics: Antigone's Claim
4: Eugene O'Brien: The Body Politic: The Ethics of Responsibility and the Responsibility of Ethics
2. Psychoanalysis and the Law
5: Terry Eagleton: Lacan's Antigone
6: Mark Griffith: Psychoanalysing `Antigone'
7: Calum Neill: One Amongst Many: The Ethical Significance of `Antigone' and the Films of Lars Von Trier
8: Ahuvia Kahane: `Antigone', Antigone: Lacan and the Structure of the Law
9: Judith Fletcher: Sophocles' `Antigone' and the Democratic Voice
10: Klaas Tindemans: `Antigone' and the Law: Legal Theory and the Ambiguities of Performance
3. Gender and Kinship
11: Luce Irigaray: Antigone: Between Myth and History/Antigone's Legacy
12: Bracha Ettinger: Antigone with(out) Jocaste
13: Liz Appel: Autochthonous Antigone: Breaking Ground
14: Isabelle Torrance: Antigone and her Brother: What Sort of Special Relationship?
15: Martina Meyer: Reclaiming Femininity: Antigone's 'Choice' in Art and Art History
4. Translations, Adaptations, and Performance
16: Deborah Roberts: Reading `Antigone' in Translation: Text, Paratext, Intertext
17: Sean Kirkland: Speed and Tragedy in Cocteau and Sophocles
18: Erika Fischer-Lichte: Politicizing `Antigone'
19: Florencia Nelli: From Ancient Greek Drama to Argentina's `Dirty War'. `Antígona Furiosa': on Bodies and the State
20: Astrid van Weyenberg: Revolutionary Muse: Fémi Òsófisan's `Tègònni: An African Antigone'
21: S. E. Wilmer: Performing `Antigone' in the Twenty-First Century