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The trope that determines Derrida's reflections on visibility in so many instances is blindness . Blindness in Derrida's idiom emerges less as the absence of vision , but rather as the inability to see someone or something — who or what ...
The trope that determines Derrida's reflections on visibility in so many instances is blindness . Blindness in Derrida's idiom emerges less as the absence of vision , but rather as the inability to see someone or something — who or what ...
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15 The visibility that Derrida imagines secretes its own medium and a mode of spectatorship , blindness , intrinsic to it . Blindness , says Derrida , is an effect of the invisibility of the visible as such .
15 The visibility that Derrida imagines secretes its own medium and a mode of spectatorship , blindness , intrinsic to it . Blindness , says Derrida , is an effect of the invisibility of the visible as such .
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Can one imagine , following Derrida , a sonic blindness ? A convergence of sound and nonsound images that initiates ( or secretes ) a secret phonography ? A form of filmic audiovisuality like the simultaneous expression of love that ...
Can one imagine , following Derrida , a sonic blindness ? A convergence of sound and nonsound images that initiates ( or secretes ) a secret phonography ? A form of filmic audiovisuality like the simultaneous expression of love that ...
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