Marcia Cavalcante Schuback is Professor of Philosophy at Södertörn University, Sweden. The translator of Heidegger's Being and Time into Portuguese, she specializes in German idealism, hermeneutical phenomenology, and contemporary philosophy. Her books include Praise of Nothingness: Essays on Philosophical Hermeneutics (Glanta, 2006) and The Beginning of God: An Inquiry into Schelling's Late Philosophy (Vozes, 1998).

Foreword, by Jean-Luc Nancy
Preface

1. Lessons From History: Mussolini's Fascism
2. Lessons From Critique: Some Elements for a Critique of Historical Fascism
3. Neofascism: Pasolini's Cine-Poetic Vision
4. The Fascism Of Ambiguity
5. The Ambiguity Of Sense
6. Metapolitics
7. Precision Exercise I: The Precision Of Poetry: Orides Fontela
8. Precision Exercise II: Towards Listening to the Ligatures of the Present
9. By Way of Conclusion
Index