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Jacques Derrida formalizes this line of Freud's thought in his Archive Fever by pointing out that if Freud suffered from archive fever , it was precisely because he or his discovery had a capacity to " partake in the archive fever or ...
Jacques Derrida formalizes this line of Freud's thought in his Archive Fever by pointing out that if Freud suffered from archive fever , it was precisely because he or his discovery had a capacity to " partake in the archive fever or ...
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Its members were witnesses to an instant in which thought was exceeded by the factum of death : the catastrophe confronted by this generation was the fact of death beyond thought . As never before , death demonstrated the fragility in ...
Its members were witnesses to an instant in which thought was exceeded by the factum of death : the catastrophe confronted by this generation was the fact of death beyond thought . As never before , death demonstrated the fragility in ...
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One might say that the witness is that person who thinks through death , not because death is an incomprehensible event , but because its incomprehensibility is precisely what makes thought possible . On the night that he sees ...
One might say that the witness is that person who thinks through death , not because death is an incomprehensible event , but because its incomprehensibility is precisely what makes thought possible . On the night that he sees ...
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The Future of Testimony | 4 |
Testimony Quantification and Need | 19 |
A Genealogical Perspective | 36 |
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