Table of Contents for Experience Without Qualities Introduction: The Rhetoric of Boredom PART I: THE RHETORIC OF EXPERIENCE 1. Ennui in Western Literature: Boredom as Existential Malaise 2. The Normalization of Anomie: Boredom as Sociological Symptom 3. Boredom and the Modernization of Subjectivity PART II: THE RHETORIC OF REFLECTION 4. Georg Simmel's Phenomenology of Modern Skepticism 5. Martin Heidegger's Existential Grammar of Boredom 6. Being without Qualities: Robert Musil and the Self-Overcoming of Skepticism Conclusion: Boredom and the Rhetoric of Reflection on Modernity Bibliography Index |
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