Thresholds of Irigaray: Relation Through Difference - Hardcover
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Contributors bring Irigaray's concept of the threshold to bear on a range of issues in this innovative, transdisciplinary volume.
In Luce Irigaray's work, the threshold (le seuil) designates a new horizon of space and time, and therein a transformative possibility of relation through difference. Thresholds of Irigaray brings together a diverse set of scholarly voices--including renowned philosophers George Yancy and Kristin Sampson--to think with, through, and beyond Irigaray's concept of the threshold. While part 1 focuses on immanent readings of Irigaray's work and part 2 extends her work beyond her own aims, all of the essays in this volume envision the threshold as a resource for engaging pressing philosophical, ethical, and political concerns. Contributors approach topics ranging from sustainable farming practices, architectural design, and science fiction fandom to the racialization of sexuate difference, fetal personhood, and the nature of the universe itself. Through these innovative explorations of the space and time of relation, Thresholds of Irigaray affirms the applicability of Irigaray's thought not only to different disciplines but also to the challenges of living in today's world and creating new worlds.
Wesley N. Barker is Associate Professor of Religious Studies at Mercer University. She is the author of Desire beyond Identity: Irigaray and the Ethics of Embodiment, also published by SUNY Press. Jena Jolissaint is a licensed attorney and the Associate Dean of the College of Arts & Sciences and Associate Professor of Philosophy at South University.
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