You Be My Body for Me: Body, Shape, and Plasticity in Hegel's Phenomenology of Spirit

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In Stephen Houlgate & Michael Baur (eds.), A Companion to Hegel. Malden, MA: Wiley‐Blackwell. pp. 611–640 (2011)
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This chapter contains sections titled: Catherine Malabou : “Unbind Me” Judith Butler : What Kind of Shape Is Hegel's Body in? Catherine Malabou : What Is Shaping the Body? Judith Butler : A Chiasm between Us, but No Chasm.

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You Be My Body for Me: Body, Shape, and Plasticity ‐ in Hegel's Phenomenology of Spirit   Hegel's Phenomenology, either has no body ‐ seeking to renounce its body in course of its trajectory   Butler's reading of Hegel, key interpretative frames ‐ later Foucault, a position involving a Hegelian structure   Catherine Malabou. and What Is Shaping the Body ‐ concept of plasticity, understanding dynamic of space and time   Phenomenology of Spirit, substantives “Lordship” and “Bondage” ‐ concepts for “detachment” and “ attachment”   Foucault and Stubborn Attachment ‐ political issues, at stake in this moment of the Phenomenology   bodily substitution, not coming to an end ‐ bondsman's emancipation from the master's external threat   Foucault, bringing to light ‐ resisting regulation from within, detachment, that of pleasure(s)   plasticity and hetero–affection ‐ absolute detachment being impossible, and theories of absolute detachment   Judith Butler, and A Chiasm between Us, but No Chasm ‐ a

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