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If it is at the border that everything arrives , happens or fails to happen , no scene , no place or landscape is as lacking in the lack of borders than this interminable expanse . This what is first of all a point .
If it is at the border that everything arrives , happens or fails to happen , no scene , no place or landscape is as lacking in the lack of borders than this interminable expanse . This what is first of all a point .
Síða 126
no way of comparing , this comparative paradoxically suggests , no way of measuring , of distinguishing quantitatively , no possible translation , between what happens on the telephone and what happens in person , in the flesh , between ...
no way of comparing , this comparative paradoxically suggests , no way of measuring , of distinguishing quantitatively , no possible translation , between what happens on the telephone and what happens in person , in the flesh , between ...
Síða 162
that can be heard in its naive register , for something " beyond ” his words is definitely going to happen thanks to ... he improvises on Coleman's mother's thinking of the event , or allows her comment to be the event that happens to ...
that can be heard in its naive register , for something " beyond ” his words is definitely going to happen thanks to ... he improvises on Coleman's mother's thinking of the event , or allows her comment to be the event that happens to ...
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Jacques Derrida Allegorical Portrait | 21 |
Questce qui arrive?Two Texts Divided in Two After | 54 |
Hélène Cixous translation by Peggy Kamuf | 123 |
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