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Acknowledgements Introduction Chapter 1. Constructing/Dismantling Personhood Humanity as a Dispositif “Human Setup”: On the History of the Notion of a Person Persona as Human’s Ontological Status Beyond the Dispositif of a Person: What Remains Ethics of Impersonality Chapter 2. Depersonalizations: Modernism and Jewish Tradition Modernist Depersonalizations Fernando Pessoa: Depersonalization and Abulia Hermann Hesse: Through Multiplicity Toward Unity Impersonality in Brazilian Modernism Clarice Lispector: A Writer, a Mystic, a Messianist Chapter 3. Dialectics of Personhood: Infancy and Puberty Telephone as a Synecdoche of the Dispositif A Person as a Dispositif: Humanization as Banishment from Being Human Life as a Dialectic of Personalization and Depersonalization Fetal and Infant Life as an Impersonal State Domestication of Child, Animal, and God Maturing as the Emergence of a Person from an Impersonal Background Chapter 4. Crisis of Personhood: Horror and Ecstasy Home and Ontological Security The Vegetal Space of Impersonality Freedom and Beauty The Horror of Impersonality: Lispector and the “Heart of Darkness” The Ascetic-Mystical Experience: From “the Self” Toward Nothingness Layers and Seduction Biological Life as an Object of Disgust Chapter 5. Impersonalist Ethics: Toward Solidarity with the Bare Life The Political Dimension of the Bare Life Encounter with the Cockroach: Approaching the Bare Life Literary Study of Conditions for “Affirmative Biopolitics” Messianic Coda: “We shall be inhuman…” Bibliography Index |