Hatred and Forgiveness (Ebook) von Julia Kristeva

Foreword, by Pierre-Louis Fort
Translator’s Acknowledgments
Part I. World(s)
1. Thinking About Liberty in Dark Times
2. Secularism: “Values” at the Limits of Life
3. Liberty, Equality, Fraternity, and . . . Vulnerability
Part II. Women
4. On Parity, Again; or, Women and the Sacred
5. From Madonnas to Nudes: A Representation of Female Beauty
6. The Passion According to Motherhood
7. The War of the Sexes Since Antiquity
8. Beauvoir, Presently
9. Fatigue in the Feminine
Part III. Psychoanalizing
10. The Sobbing Girl; or, On Hysterical Time
11. Healing, a Psychical Rebirth
12. From Object Love to Objectless Love
13. Desire for Law
14. Language, Sublimation, Women
15. Hatred and Forgiveness; or, From Abjection to Paranoia
16. Three Essays; or, the Victory of Polymorphous Perversion
Part IV. Religion
17. Atheism
18. The Triple Uprooting of Israel: Exodus, Exile, Return
19. What Is Left of Our Loves?
Part V. Portraits
20. The Inevitable Form
21. A Stranger
22. Writing as Strangeness and Jouissance
Part VI. Writing
23. The “True-Lie,” Our Unassailable Contemporary
24. Murder in Byzantium; or, Why I “Ship Myself on a Voyage” in a Novel
Notes
Notes on the Origins of the Texts
Bibliography
Index