Of the many questions provoked by Blanchot's thought and writing, that of understanding its ethical and political significance is perhaps the most pressing. Spanning his literary critical and philosophical writings, and addressing such major concepts as the image and the neuter, Blanchot's Vigilance presents a sustained analysis of Blanchot's response to Levinas's ethical thought, the political commitments of the Surrealists, Heidegger's readings of the ancient Greeks, and the claims of psychoanalysis. In a series of thorough and lucid readings, Iyer presents Blanchot's central concern as maintaining a kind of vigilance over a difference which opens in the articulation of sense.

A light goes out, it's pitch black. You hear a shuffling in the dark. You scramble to find a light switch, you flick it on, nothing. The power is out through the entire house. You hear a laugh, something grabs you. Screaming soon echos in your ears, it's your scream. A pain spreads through your chest. The light turns on, your white shirt is now a crimson stain, as your life spills out onto the floor.

Death Note, began as a manga series, now published by xxx, and is now a book, two Japanese live-action films and an anime series. Light Yagami is a brilliant, bored high school student who discovers a mysterious notebook, the Death Note. The Death Note claims that if a name is written within it, then that person will die. He experiments, and kills two criminals. After meeting with the true owner of the Death Note, Light seeks to become the God of the new world by fighting crime. bull;the anime has been recently licensed in the US by Viz Media

Reprint of the original, first published in 1871.