Borderlands and Liminal Subjects Transgressing the Limits in Philoso
Borders are essentially imaginary structures, but their effects are very real. This volume explores both geopolitical and conceptual borders through an interdisciplinary lens, bridging the disciplines of philosophy and literature. With contributions from
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editors JESSICA ELBERT DECKER DYLAN WINCHOCK
Borderlands and Liminal Subjects
Jessica Elbert Decker • Dylan Winchock Editors
Borderlands and Liminal Subjects Transgressing the Limits in Philosophy and Literature
Editors Jessica Elbert Decker California State University San Marcos, California USA
Dylan Winchock California State University San Marcos, California USA
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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
We would both like to thank Amy Invernizzi and Phil Getz at Palgrave for their guidance, support, and infinite patience throughout the creation of this book. Dylan Winchock would like to thank Susan Strehle for her encouragement to investigate the ambiguities of speculative fiction. He would also like to thank the Southwest Popular/American Culture Association for feedback on much of what would become a chapter in this book. Jessica Elbert Decker would like to thank her colleagues in the Ancient Philosophy Society for all of their helpful feedback, especially Danny Layne, Emanuela Bianchi, Jill Gordon, Michael Shaw, and Sara Brill for their expertise in approaching Plato’s Timaeus, a most intimidating dialogue. She would also like to thank the presenters and participants of the 2012 Collegium Phaenomenologicum in Città di Castello, Italy, for riveting discussions of ancient philosophy; special thanks to Claudia Baracchi for her inspiring week-long seminar on
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