Okay, so I was really confused in class today about the first essay in The Politics of Friendship. I was wondering if people could try to help clarify what was said (or say new things) in response to my queries.
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Posted in Aristotle, Politics of Friendship, love, tagged confusions on October 10, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Love and Justice?
Posted in Force of Law, ghosts, justice, law, love, police on September 23, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Take a few minutes to listen to and watch this short exchange with Derrida on love. Aside from the rather comical beginning (the interviewer’s French slurs amour to it sounds like mort – love sounds like death!), as well as Derrida’s strangely unsuccessful attempt to get a specific question, Derrida’s thoughts are really interesting.
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