Table of contents for On touching, Jean-Luc Nancy / Jacques Derrida ; translated by Christine Irizarry ; edited by Peter Dreyer.

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@fmct:Contents
@toc4:Foreword	iii
Translator's Preface	iii
@toc2:"When our eyes touch "	000
@toc3:Signing a Question--from Aristotle
@toc1:Part I: This Is--of the Other
@toc2:1. Psyche	000
@toc3:"Around her, with such exact and cruel knowledge"
@toc2:2. Spacings	000
@toc3:The Incommensurable, Syncope, and Words Beginning with ex-
@toc2:3. This Is My Body	000
@toc3:Points Already: Counterpoint, Mourning Psyche, and the Hand of 
@toc2:4. The Untouchable, or the Vow of Abstinence	000
@toc3:The Exorbitant, 1--Tact "beyond the possible"--Stroking, Striking, Thinking, 
Weighing: Mourning Eros and the Other Hand of 
@toc2:5. Tender	000
@toc3:This Is My Heart, "the heart of another"
@toc2:6. Nothing to Do with Sight: "There's no 'the' sense of touch"	000
@toc3:Haptics, techne, or Body Ecotechnics
@toc1:Part II: Exemplary Stories of the "Flesh"
@toc2:7. Tangent I	000
@toc3:Hand of Man, Hand of God
@toc2:8. Tangent II	000
@toc3:"For example, my hand"--"The hand itself"--"For example, the finger"--"For 
example, 'I feel my heart'"
@toc2:9. Tangent III	000
@toc3:The Exorbitant, 2, "Crystallization of the impossible": "Flesh," and, again, "For 
example, my hand"
@toc2:10. Tangent IV	000
@toc3:Tangency and Contingency, 1: The "question of technics" and the "aporias" of 
Flesh, "(contact, at bottom)"
@toc2:11. Tangent V	000
@toc3:Tangency and Contingency, 2: "The 'merciful hand of the Father,' with which he 
thus touches us, is the Son. the Word that is 'the touch that touches the Soul' (toque 
de la Divinidadel toque que toca al alma)"
@toc1:Part III: Punctuations: "And you."
@toc2:12. "To self-touch you"	000
@toc3:Touching--Language and the Heart
@toc2:13. "And to you." The Incalculable	000
@toc3:Exactitude, Punctuality, Punctuation
@toc2:Salve	000
@toc3:Untimely Postscript, for Want of a Final Retouch
@toc1:
@toc2:Salut to you, salut to the blind we become	000
@tocca:Jean-Luc Nancy
@toc4:Notes	000
Index	000

Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication:

Nancy, Jean-Luc -- Criticism and interpretation.
Touch.
Sense (Philosophy).