1. Senses and Things 2. Sex Plateaux 3. God, Animal, Thing 4. Descartes and the Thing that Feels 5. Becoming Extraneous Clothing 6. Exemplary Addictions 7. Kant and the Spouse as Thing 8. Sadism and Sex Appeal of the Inorganic 9. Philosophical Cybersex 10. Kant and the Feeling of the Thing in itself 11. Masochism and Sex Appeal of the Inorganic 12. Bodies and Clothes 13. Hegel and the Thing as ‘not this’ 14. Fetishism and Sex Appeal of the Inorganic 15. Hardcore Sonority 16. Hegel and the Thing as ‘also’ 17. Vampirism and Sex Appeal of the Inorganic 18. Plastic Landscapes 19. Hegel and the Thing ‘all of one piece’ 20. Desire and Sex Appeal of the Inorganic 21. Overflowing Installations 22. Heidegger and the Thing as Reliability 23. Division and Sex Appeal of the Inorganic 24. Inclusive Metawritings 25. Wittgenstein and the Feeling of ‘this thing’ 26. Pleasure and Sex Appeal of the Inorganic 27. Perverse Performance Notes Index of Names

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