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Likewise , despair of ever discovering an ethics that can give numbers their due , accommodating all the testimonies of all that have ever suffered or might do so , rather than subsuming them into a single consciousnessbound model of ...
Likewise , despair of ever discovering an ethics that can give numbers their due , accommodating all the testimonies of all that have ever suffered or might do so , rather than subsuming them into a single consciousnessbound model of ...
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( 70 ) , he asks his daughters . “ Do you want to know who freed you ? Shall I let you know who freed you ? WE freed you , damn it , we freed you ! Medicine ! Doctors ! [ . . . ] Your freedom is a luxury I give you ...
( 70 ) , he asks his daughters . “ Do you want to know who freed you ? Shall I let you know who freed you ? WE freed you , damn it , we freed you ! Medicine ! Doctors ! [ . . . ] Your freedom is a luxury I give you ...
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She claims to give primacy to Kossula's testimony , and the content and form of the text reflects the effort to give " presence " to the missing voice of the cargo . The text is organized into concentric narratives .
She claims to give primacy to Kossula's testimony , and the content and form of the text reflects the effort to give " presence " to the missing voice of the cargo . The text is organized into concentric narratives .
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The Future of Testimony | 4 |
Testimony Quantification and Need | 19 |
A Genealogical Perspective | 36 |
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