Part 1: Introduction: The Language of Mastery 1. Interrupting the 'I' 2. Language and Ideology in Althuser Part 2: The Limits of Language 3. Wittgenstein's two Languages 4. Kafka: The Poet of Black and White Part 3: Language and Thought 5. Husserl's Two Phenomenolgies 6. Heidegger: From Letters to Being, or from Being to Letters? Part 4: Language and Society 7. The Essentialism of Ethnomethodology 8. Codes in Conversation: The Speech of Bernstein and Labdov Part 5: The Practice of Ordinary Language 9. What Austin does with Words 10. Locke's Text of Property Part 6: Language, Sign and Text 11. The Significance of Barthes 12. The Blood of Dreams: Robbe-Grillet Project Part 7: Conclusion: The Mastery of Language 13. Textuality, Sexuality, Economy 14. The Competence Model and its Limits
