Debating imaginal politics : dialogues with Chiara Bottici / edited by Suzi Adams and Jeremy C.A. Smith

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Cover -- Half Title -- Series Page -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Editorial Introduction -- Notes -- References -- Chapter 1: The Imaginal of Moral Freedom: On Chiara Bottici and Drucilla Cornell 1 -- The Slave Ship and the Freedom We Do Not, and Cannot, See -- Imaginal Politics and the Radical Imaginary -- The PoIeses of Freedom or Freedom as a Work of Art (Freiheit als Kuntswerk) -- Notes -- References -- Chapter 2: Rethinking the Imaginal -- Can Genealogy Become Critique? -- A Faculty of Imagination or a Context of Interpretation? -- From the Self to the Social Imaginary -- The Imaginal: A New Perspective -- Notes -- References -- Chapter 3: Revisiting Imaginal Politics: From Totalitarianism to Post-truth Democracies -- Notes -- References -- Chapter 4: The Ontography of Images: On the Legal Art of the Imaginal -- Notes -- References -- Chapter 5: Bottici to the Letter -- Lacan and Imaginal Politics -- The Letter as Imaginal -- Leviathan -- Sick -- References -- Chapter 6: Traversing Lacan's Imaginary with Bottici's Imaginal -- Notes -- References -- Chapter 7: Islamic Politics of Imagination: The Case of the Muslim Brotherhood -- The Imaginal, Modernity, and Multiple Modernities -- The Search for Order under Colonialism -- Islamic Reform and Modern Islamic Imaginaries -- Hasan al-Banna and the Muslim Brotherhood as a Case of Islamic Politics of Imagination -- Conclusions -- Notes -- REFERENCES -- Chapter 8: Civilizations in History and Myth: Considerations on the Imaginary and the Imaginal -- Introduction -- Myth, the Imaginal and Intercivilizational Engagement -- Globalization and Multiple Constellations -- Globalization and Plurality -- Conclusion -- Notes -- References -- Chapter 9: Debating Imaginal Politics: A Response -- Notes -- References -- Acknowledgements -- Index -- About the Editors and Contributors.

A critical appraisal of Chiara Bottici's influential work on imaginal politics, this collection uses this rich theoretical framework for incisive analysis, within critical theory and political philosophy, psychoanalysis and sociology.