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...A deconstructive reading is a reading which analyzes the specificity of a text's critical [[difference]] from itself." (Johnson, 1981). ...g is "out there", but it cannot be located by Western metaphysics, because text gets in the way.

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...han/witt/tlph.html ''Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus''] (1922/1923), German text and Ogden-Ramsey translation * [http://www.wittgen-cam.ac.uk/ Cambridge Wittgenstein Archive] - German and English, includes pictures, biography, searchable database of

...inars and central to his work; it is also an extremely dense and difficult text to read. Again, there are specific reasons for this. The seminar was given ...s his task of transcription, while a postscript by the Master rereads this text in relation to his new research (especially concerning the pllls-de-jollir

...imself more and more often: here, he comments on L' Etourdit (82), but the text is full of explicit or implicit self-references. ...the validity of the Lacanian theory. If, by erasing the uncertainties, the text published by J.-A. Miller makes it more dogmatic and more pedagogical, it r

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...er]]>file=television01.mp3|width=100%|height=240|path=http://nosubject.com/archive/TELEVISION/</dhflashplayer></center> ...shed in 1974 under the [[name]] [[Télévision]]. This programme and the [[text]] which stemmed from it became famous because this is the only [[real]] tel

...ack into their European ori­ginal ("Aha, To-tsi is Trot­sky!") makes the text much more pleas­ur­able – just ima­gine how much ''Me-Ti'' would hav ...f sub­ject and the fore­clos­ure of truth as cause. A sci­en­ti­fic text is enounced from a de-sub­ject­iv­ized "empty" loc­a­tion, it allows

...e is its own split nature, the gap that separates the explicit ideological text from its obscene undertext. In his reaction to the photos showing Iraqi pri ...ticles/]] [[Category:TheoryLeaks]] [[Category:TheoryLeaks.org]] [[Category:Archive]] [[Category:Library]] __NOAUTOLINKS__