Disappearance of literature: Blanchot, Agamben, and the writers of the No

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Introduction: Writing of the No Situation, The Non-Place of the Human,The Shadow and the Antidote, Technology and Resistance, Disappearance, Study 1 - Agamben and Blanchot on Desoeuvrement The Open, The Sacred and the Profane, Naked Life, Desoeuvrement, Pataphysics, God, The Great Ignorance, The Teacher and the Student, Mysticism and Writing,The Land of the Magi 2 - The (Para-)Ontology of Disappearance Survival, Bartleby, Inactivity, Image, Resistance of the Object, Invisible Man, Aesthetics, Intransmissibility, Para-Subject, The End of Storytelling, Beyond Good and Evil, Literature as Procedure, Asignifying Word, Mystery, Surprise, Dictator, Gestural Language, Self Slander, "Then the time has come" 3 - The Potential of StudySurvival, The Student Before the Law, The Invisible Door, Study and Resistance, Educative Violence, The Autodidact , The Logic of Sovereignty, Closing the Door of the Law 4 - Toward a Constellation of Literature's Disappearance Neutral Power, Near-death, Neuter, Void, Philopoesis, Linguistic Absolute, Collectivity, Superimposition, Dreams, De-quilting, Light, Awakening, Blindness, With What Words?5 - Anne Carson and the Study of Mysticism Pan Tolmeton, The Dance of Jealousy, Decreation, The FarNear6 - Enrique Vila-Matas and the Self-Study of Writing Irony, Style, Happiness7 - Threshold: The Friendship of Literature Friendship, That Light Notes Index