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The Doppelganger Literature's Philosophy (ISBN 9780823232987) offers a bold interrogation of how representations of the double illuminate core questions about identity, subjectivity, and the boundaries between self and other. This work situates the doppelganger at the center of literary philosophy, tracing its echoes across genres and eras to reveal a nuanced theory of perception, ethics, and ontological doubt.
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Vardoulakis excavates the doppelganger motif as a philosophical instrument, showing how doubles disrupt stable readings of character, intention, and moral responsibility. The book engages with classic and contemporary texts to map a continuum of doubles—from mirrored selves to spectral presences—arguing that duplication exposes the fragility and creativity of human finitude. Through close reading and conceptual analysis, it articulates a framework for understanding how literary doubles challenge ethics, politics, and the architecture of meaning.
About the author
Dimitris Vardoulakis is a profound voice in philosophy and literary theory, whose work intertwines phenomenology, political thought, and continental philosophy with rigorous textual analysis. His scholarship frequently examines the ethical implications of representation and the constitutive role of form in shaping thought, making him a leading figure in contemporary critical theory. With a keen eye for intertextual dialogue, he offers precise argumentation, scholarly depth, and a distinctive ability to translate complex ideas into accessible, compelling prose.
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The book rethinks the doppelganger as a philosophical catalyst that unsettles fixed identities and reveals new possibilities for understanding selfhood through literature.

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ISBN: 9780823232987
The Doppelgänger or Double presents literature as the 'double' of philosophy. There are historical reasons for this. The genesis of the Doppelgänger is literature's response to the philos… More...

ISBN: 9780823232987
The Doppelgänger or Double presents literature as the ""double"" of philosophy. There are historical reasons for this. The genesis of the Doppelgänger is literature''s response to the phi… More...
ISBN: 9780823232987
The Doppelgnger or Double presents literature as the doubleof philosophy. There are historical reasons for this. The genesis of the Doppelgnger is literature's response to the philosophic… More...
ISBN: 9780823232987
The Doppelganger presents literature as the double of philosophy. This title studies the Doppelganger´s influence on philosophical thought. It shows how the Doppelganger emerges as a hidd… More...

2010, ISBN: 9780823232987
The Doppelganger presents literature as the double of philosophy. This title studies the Doppelganger's influence on philosophical thought. It shows how the Doppelganger emerges as a hidd… More...
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About the work
The Doppelganger Literature's Philosophy (ISBN 9780823232987) offers a bold interrogation of how representations of the double illuminate core questions about identity, subjectivity, and the boundaries between self and other. This work situates the doppelganger at the center of literary philosophy, tracing its echoes across genres and eras to reveal a nuanced theory of perception, ethics, and ontological doubt.
Summary
Vardoulakis excavates the doppelganger motif as a philosophical instrument, showing how doubles disrupt stable readings of character, intention, and moral responsibility. The book engages with classic and contemporary texts to map a continuum of doubles—from mirrored selves to spectral presences—arguing that duplication exposes the fragility and creativity of human finitude. Through close reading and conceptual analysis, it articulates a framework for understanding how literary doubles challenge ethics, politics, and the architecture of meaning.
About the author
Dimitris Vardoulakis is a profound voice in philosophy and literary theory, whose work intertwines phenomenology, political thought, and continental philosophy with rigorous textual analysis. His scholarship frequently examines the ethical implications of representation and the constitutive role of form in shaping thought, making him a leading figure in contemporary critical theory. With a keen eye for intertextual dialogue, he offers precise argumentation, scholarly depth, and a distinctive ability to translate complex ideas into accessible, compelling prose.
In brief
The book rethinks the doppelganger as a philosophical catalyst that unsettles fixed identities and reveals new possibilities for understanding selfhood through literature.
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EAN (ISBN-13): 9780823232987
ISBN (ISBN-10): 0823232980
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Publishing year: 2010
Publisher: Dimitris Vardoulakis
329 Pages
Weight: 0,612 kg
Language: eng/Englisch
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ISBN/EAN: 9780823232987
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