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One of the key notes , or , indeed , qui notes , at the conference was delivered by Hélène Cixous , who wrote about Derrida's “ keys ” in close affinity with both Derrida and Joyce : > The Keys to . The keys of , the keys for . Who ?
One of the key notes , or , indeed , qui notes , at the conference was delivered by Hélène Cixous , who wrote about Derrida's “ keys ” in close affinity with both Derrida and Joyce : > The Keys to . The keys of , the keys for . Who ?
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The Keys To : Jacques Derrida as a Proteus Unbound Hélène Cixous Translated by Peggy Kamuf In the halfsleep of April 22nd , 2004 , the words are pronounced in English “ The Keys to Given . ” The words recall themselves to me .
The Keys To : Jacques Derrida as a Proteus Unbound Hélène Cixous Translated by Peggy Kamuf In the halfsleep of April 22nd , 2004 , the words are pronounced in English “ The Keys to Given . ” The words recall themselves to me .
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The renunciation of Keys , I say to myself , these are the Keys to Ulysses . Keys are always to be given lost reclaimed , in vain . In both cases Keys - given - to - whom - à - qui ? are objects loaded down with causes and consequences ...
The renunciation of Keys , I say to myself , these are the Keys to Ulysses . Keys are always to be given lost reclaimed , in vain . In both cases Keys - given - to - whom - à - qui ? are objects loaded down with causes and consequences ...
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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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