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• Cover
• Half Title
• Title Page
• Copyright Page
• Table of Contents
• PUBLISHER’S NOTE
• FOREWORD TO THE ENGLISH EDITION
• PREFACE
• PART I
• 1 Las Meninas
• 2 The Prose of the World
• I The Four Similitudes
• II Signatures
• III The Limits of the World
• IV The Writing of Things
• V The Being of Language
• 3 Representing
• I Don Quixote
• II Order
• III The Representation of the Sign
• IV Duplicated Representation
• V The Imagination of Resemblance
• VI Mathesis and ‘Taxinomia’
• 4 Speaking
• I Criticism and Commentary
• II General Grammar
• III The Theory of the Verb
• IV Articulation
• V Designation
• VI Derivation
• VII The Quadrilateral of Language
• 5 Classifying
• I What the Historians Say
• II Natural History
• III Structure
• IV Character
• V Continuity and Catastrophe
• VI Monsters and Fossils
• VII The Discourse of Nature
• 6 Exchanging
• I The Analysis of Wealth
• II Money and Prices
• III Mercantilism
• IV The Pledge and the Price
• V The Creation of Value
• VI Utility
• VII General Table
• VIII Desire and Representation
• PART II
• 7 The Limits of Representation
• I The Age of History
• II The Measure of Labour
• III The Organic Structure of Beings
• IV Word Inflection
• V Ideology and Criticism
• VI Objective Syntheses
• 8 Labour, Life, Language
• I The New Empiricities
• II Ricardo
• III Cuvier
• IV Bopp
• V Language Become Object
• 9 Man and His Doubles
• I The Return of Language
• II The Place of the King
• III The Analytic of Finitude
• IV The Empirical and the Transcendental
• V The ‘Cogito’ and the Unthought
• VI The Retreat and Return of the Origin
• VII Discourse and Man’s Being
• VIII The Anthropological Sleep
• 10 The Human Sciences
• I The Three Faces of Knowledge
• II The Form of the Human Sciences
• III The Three Models
• IV History
• V Psychoanalysis and Ethnology
• VI In Conclusion