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Acknowledgements
Introduction
Chapter One What Literature Is
Chapter Two Hermeneutics and Destruction
2.1 Radical Hermeneutics
2.2 Kierkegaard and Repetition
2.3 Husserl and Abbau
2.4 Heidegger and Destruction
Chapter Three Destructive Hermeneutics
3.1 Destructive Hermeneutics:An Introduction
3.2 Destruction as“to destroy”or“to de-story”
3.3 Destruction as“to de-structure”or“to destruct”
3.4 Destruction as“to decolonize”
Chapter Four Destruction and Deconstruction
4.1 Deconstruction and Deconstructive Criticism
4.2 Destruction as Phenomenological Understanding
4.3 Deconstruction as Textual Interpretation
4.4 Being and Différance
Chapter Five Beyond Destruction
4.1 The Epistemological Element in Destruction
4.2 The Oneness of Subject and Object in Traditional Chinese Philosophy
4.3“Vertical Transcendence”and“Horizontal Transcendence”
Conclusion
Bibliography