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• 1. Narrative Theory or Theory-As-Narrative: The Politics of ‘Post-Modern’ Reason  2. Sense, Reference and Logic: A Critique of Post-Structuralist Theory  3. Some Versions of Rhetoric: Empson and De Man  4. Transcendent Fictions: Imaginary Discourse in Descartes and Husserl  5. Aesthetics and Politics: Reading Roger Scruton  6. Philosophy as a Kind of Narrative: Rorty on Post-Modern Liberal Culture  7. Suspended Sentences: Textual Theory and the Law  8. On Not Going Relativist (Where it Counts): Deconstruction and ‘Convention T’  9. Conclusion.

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• 1. Narrative Theory or Theory-As-Narrative: The Politics of ‘Post-Modern’ Reason  2. Sense, Reference and Logic: A Critique of Post-Structuralist Theory  3. Some Versions of Rhetoric: Empson and De Man  4. Transcendent Fictions: Imaginary Discourse in Descartes and Husserl  5. Aesthetics and Politics: Reading Roger Scruton  6. Philosophy as a Kind of Narrative: Rorty on Post-Modern Liberal Culture  7. Suspended Sentences: Textual Theory and the Law  8. On Not Going Relativist (Where it Counts): Deconstruction and ‘Convention T’  9. Conclusion.