Translatorʼs Remarks -- VOLUME ONE -- General Introduction -- PART ONE: IN THE NAME OF THE ONE -- I. Its Institution: The One That Holds Together (Parmenides) -- CHAPTER 1. Contradictories: Their Juxtaposition and Their Confusion -- CHAPTER 2. Contraries: The Ground for Obligation -- CHAPTER 3. On Power and Forces: The Normative System -- CHAPTER 4. Henology Turned against Itself? -- CHAPTER 5. The Disparate: Narrative of a Journey -- II. Its Destitution: The One Turned against Itself (Plotinus) -- Introduction -- CHAPTER 6. The Temporalizing Event -- CHAPTER 7. The Singularizing Contretemps -- PART TWO: IN THE NAME OF NATURE -- Introduction -- I. Its Institution: The Principle of Telic Continuity (Cicero and Au gus t ine) -- CHAPTER 8. Concerning Singular Given Natures -- CHAPTER 9. On the Erratic Differend -- CHAPTER 10. On the Natural Double Bind:The Will Turned against Itself -- II. Its Destitution: the Double Bind of Principle and Origin (Meister Eckhart) -- Introduction -- CHAPTER 11. Nature, Principle of Subordinations -- CHAPTER 12. Feet on Oneʼs Neighborʼs Head -- CHAPTER 13. Nature Denatured by the Origin -- VOLUME TWO -- Preface: Analytic of Ultimates and Topology of Broken He ge mo nies -- PART THREE: IN THE NAME OF CONSCIOUSNESS -- Introduction -- I. Its Institution: On the Consciousness That Determines (Kant with Luther) -- A. THE REGIME OF PASSIVE CONSCIOUSNESS:'AN OBEDIENT SPIR IT THAT LETS ITSELF BE BROKEN . . .ʼ -- CHAPTER 1. The Identity of the "I" -- CHAPTER 2. A Pathetic Differend -- B. THE REGIME OF SPONTANEOUS CONSCIOUSNESS:"I, THE POS SESS OR OF THE WORLD" -- Introduction -- CHAPTER 3. The Torments of Autonomy -- CHAPTER 4. The Differend in Being-for-Consciousness -- II. The Diremption: On Double Binds without a Common Noun (Heidegger) -- Introduction: Pro teus Alone Can Save Us Now -- Chapter 5. On the Historial Differend.

Chapter 6. What, the Deferred There? -- Chapter 7. On the Discordance of Times -- Conclusion -- Notes -- Index of Names -- Index of Terms.