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Alienation: the concept and its reception

New York: E.J. Brill (1989)

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  1. The impact of 'exile' on thought: Plotinus, Derrida and Gnosticism.Stefan Rossbach - 2007 - History of the Human Sciences 20 (4):27-52.
    This article examines the impact of `exile' — as an individual or collective experience — on how human experience is theorized. The relationship between `exile' and thought is initially approached historically by looking at the period that Eric Dodds famously called the `age of anxiety' in late antiquity, i.e. the period between the emperors Aurelius and Constantine. A particular interest is in the dynamics of `empire' and the concomitant religious ferment as a context in which `exile', both experientially and symbolically, (...)
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