'Into the craw of the pandemic, every tomorrow seems to have slid. Nancy here attempts to breathe out. In articulating the contradictions we confront and rendering the tentativeness of our situation palpable, he scans for an opening.'Professor Joan Copjec, Brown University
Publisher's NotePrefacePrologueI. An All-Too-Human VirusII. "Communovirus"III. Let Us Be InfantsIV. Evil and PowerV. FreedomVI. Neo-ViralismVII. To Free FreedomVIII. The Useful and the UselessIX. Still All Too HumanAppendix 1: Interview with Nicolas DutentAppendix 2: From the Future to the Time to Come: The Revolution of the Virus (with Jean-François Bouthors)Sources of the Texts
Jean-Luc Nancy (1940 - 2021) was Professor Emeritus of Philosophy at the University of Strasbourg.