TABLE OF CONTENTS
Editorial
The Thematic Perspective of War and Peace, Love and Hate, and the Current Entries: An
Introduction
Rossen Roussev 7-9
War, Hate, and Aggressivity
A War Against Bolshevism, for the Love of the Homeland? The Novel Endless Hate
(1934/1938) by Pjotr Krasnov as an Anti-communist Propaganda Tool in the Interwar
Period
Alexandra Preitschopf 10-27
Aggressivity, Anxiety, and the Place of the Third: Intersecting Kierkegaard, Lacan, and
Watsuji
Thomas Diesner 28-39
Political Paradoxes, Art, and Homo Sacer
The Synthetico-Paradoxical Character of Fascism: Can Art Disrupt the Fascist Project?
David Casciola 40-55
Statelessness: The Concept of Homo Sacer in Kamila Shamsie’s Home Fire
Yasemin Karaağaç
56-70
Immunity, the Impersonal, and the Self
Outside All the Camps: Immunity and the Impersonal in Coetzee’s Life and Times of
Michael K
Catherine MacMillan 71-88The Songs of Lalon Fakir (Part II)
Lalon Fakir (selection, translation, and notes by Sayed Muddashir Hossain) 89-94
Notes on Contributors 95-96
Information for Authors 97-98
Announcement 99-103