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Editors' Preface Chapter 1. Martin Jay and the Dialectics ofIntellectual History Lloyd Kramer PART I: INTELLECTUAL HISTORY Chapter 2.The Kiss of Lamourette: 'Possibilism' or 'Christian Democracy'? David SorkinChapter 3. Selves without Qualities: Duchamp, Musil, and the History ofSelfhood Jerrold Seigel Chapter 4. Liberty and the 'Coming-into-Being' ofNatural Law: Hans Kelsen and Ernst Cassirer Gregory B. Moynahan Chapter 5.The Artwork Beyond Itself: Adorno, Beethoven, and Late Style Peter E. GordonChapter 6. Marxism and Alterity: Claude Lefort and the Critique of TotalitySamuel Moyn Chapter 7. The Return of the King: Hegelianism and Post-Marxismin Zizek and Nancy Warren Breckman Chapter 8. Paradigm Shift: TheSpeculation of Downcast Eyes Rosalind Krauss PART II: VIOLENCE, MEMORY,IDENTITY Chapter 9. Memory Culture at an Impasse: Memorials in Berlin andNew York Andreas Huyssen Chapter 10. Against Grandiloquence: 'Victim'sCulture' and Jewish Memory Carolyn J. Dean Chapter 11. Paris, Capital ofAntifascism Anson Rabinbach Chapter 12. Toward a Critique of ViolenceDominick LaCapra Chapter 13. Democratization, Turks, and the Burden ofGerman History Rita Chin Chapter 14. The Gewaltfrage and Postwar West:German Generations in the 1960s A. Dirk Moses and Elliot Neaman PART III:CRITICAL THEORY AND GLOBAL POLITICS Chapter 15. From 'The Dialectic ofEnlightenment' to 'The Origins of Totalitarianism' and the GenocideConvention: Adorno and Horkheimer in the Company of Arendt and Lemkin SeylaBenhabib Chapter 16. Western Marxism, Morality, and Politics Dick HowardChapter 17. Sovereign Equality vs. Imperial Right: The Battle Over the 'NewWorld Order' Jean Cohen Chapter 18. The Myths of Modern Identity as ErsatzIdeologies Detlef Claussen and Michael Werz PART IV: CODA Chapter 19. AnInterview with Martin Jay Bibliography of the Writings of Martin JayContributors Index