Foreword

Abstract

"Jacques Derrida begins his book Specters of Marx with an avowal “I would like to learn to live finally” (Derrida 1994). To live, however, is not something one learns from oneself or from life as such. Rather, it is a challenge for het-erodidactics concerned with what happens between life and death in their most implicit complication, namely, with what carries life beyond present life toward a living on, or in other words, toward survival." [...] (fragm.)