دانلود کتاب The Reasoning of Unreason: Universalism, Capitalism and Disenlightenment

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Title Page\nCopyright Page\nContents\nAcknowledgements\nIntroduction\n Beyond the ‘eclipse of reason’\n Pre-established universalism/unconditioned universalism\n Universalism and the critique of limits\n Three universalizations\n The reasoning of unreason, universalism and radical particularism\nChapter 1: Hereticism, Faith and the Antinomies of Reason\n Reason, science and witchcraft\n Femininity and the formation of witchcraft discourse\n Aquinas and Ockham on particulars and universalism, faith and reason\nChapter 2: Writing Enlightenment–Disenlightenment in the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries\n The post-feudal transition\n The remaking of reason’s deficits\n Descartes’ disappointment\n Faith in reason\n Reason and the new consciousness\n Self as person\n Locke, slavery and rational self-possession\n The faith–reason dialectic and the early Enlightenment\nChapter 3: Bourgeois Universalism in the Age of Enlightenment and Nationalism\n Enlightenment and the new continuitism\n An anti-historicist Enlightenment\n How Enlightenment faith–reason thinks\n Kant’s rational faith\n Kant’s racially restricted personhood\n Faith against religion\n How the post-Enlightenment thinks: Faith–reason, nationalism and the racialization of reason\n Conditional and unconditional universalism\nChapter 4: The Reasoning of Unreason as Anti-philosophy: Post-war Capitalism, Emancipatory Universalism and Radical Particularism\n Workers’ ‘rational faith’ and the defeat of the defeat of fascism\n Rebuilding bourgeois universalism and the limits of reason\n Fascism, abstraction and reason\n The limits of evil and the limits of reason\n Theodicy, faith and reason\n Strauss’ anti-universalism\n Neoliberalism, the subject of reason, and the critique of abstract universalism\n The common and the universal: The struggle over universalisms\n Marx, universality and non-identity\n Universality-in-becoming\n Conditioned universality and the West\n New modalities/old problems\nConclusion\n Desires-as-reasons\n The reason–unreason continuum\n Scientism and ‘enthusiasm’\nNotes\n Chapter 1\n Chapter 2\n Chapter 3\n Chapter 4\n Conclusion\nBibliography\nIndex