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August 2000
6 x 9, 424 pp.
$42.95/£31.95 (CLOTH)
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ISBN-10:
1-890951-10-2
ISBN-13:
978-1-890951-10-8

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Detour and Access
Strategies of Meaning in China and Greece
François Jullien
Translated by Sophie Hawkes


Preface7
Reader's Guide11
I"He's Chinese," "It's All Chinese to Me"15
IIFrontal versus Oblique Attack35
IIIUnder the Cover of the Image: Insinuated Criticism55
IVQuotations as Proxy: The Power to Unsettle75
VInsinuating and Avoiding to Say, or How to Read between the Lines93
VIThe Impossibility of Dissidence (The Ideology of Indirection)117
VIIBetween Emotion and Landscape: The World Is Not an Object of Representation141
VIIIBeyond the Landscape: The Figurative Meaning Is Not Symbolic165
IXFrom the Master to the Disciple: The Proposition Is Only an Indication195
XThere Is No Plane of Essences, or Why Detour Is Access223
XIAdvancing toward Maturation: The Leap of Realization249
XIIThe Great Image Has No Shape, or How to Indicate the Ineffable275
XIII"Net" and "Fish," or How to Gain Access to Nature305
XIVThe Clouds and the Moon333
XVThe Allusive Distance355
Conclusion: Detour or Split?371
Notes381
Glossary of Chinese Expressions415
 
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