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testimony is the disjunction between two impossibilities of bearing witness ; it means that language , in order to bear witness , must give way to a non - language in order to show the impossibility of bearing witness .
testimony is the disjunction between two impossibilities of bearing witness ; it means that language , in order to bear witness , must give way to a non - language in order to show the impossibility of bearing witness .
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Testimony takes shape , then , in the non - place of language's articulation , for it must articulate the inconceivable within language at the same time that it must leave language in the position of referring to it .
Testimony takes shape , then , in the non - place of language's articulation , for it must articulate the inconceivable within language at the same time that it must leave language in the position of referring to it .
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become a true witness according to the rule of articulated language . What is the relation between the toned voice ... They do not even constitute two heterogeneous languages since one of them , the affect , is not a language .
become a true witness according to the rule of articulated language . What is the relation between the toned voice ... They do not even constitute two heterogeneous languages since one of them , the affect , is not a language .
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The Future of Testimony | 4 |
Testimony Quantification and Need | 19 |
A Genealogical Perspective | 36 |
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