...(1985): 15-19. 13. As he has recently pointed out, "Text, as I use the word, is not the book . . . It is precisely for strategic reasons . . . that I...present or perceptible limit, without any limit that is" ("But, beyond . . . ," Critical Inquiry, 13 (1986): 167). 14. J.-J. Rousseau, "Essay on the Origin...

...University of Toronto Press, 1977) 257-313.) 8. For Derrida "Text, as I use the word, is not the book. ... It is precisely for strategic reasons.... that I found...present or perceptible limit, without any limit that i's." Cited by Bill Readings in "The Deconstruction of Politics," n. 13, p. 240, in Reading De Man...

...graphisms of a "book." No more than writing or trace, it is not limited to the paper which you can cover with your graphism. It is precisely for strategic...concept of text by generalizing it almost without any limit that is. That's why there is nothing "beyond the text." That's why South Africa and apartheid...

...more than writing or trace, it is not limited to the paper which you cover with your graphism. Its precisely for strategic reasons . . . that I found...present or perceptible limit, without any limit that /s. That's why there is nothing 'beyond the text.' " 2. Benjamin (1968) suggested that the new often...

...this in a third use of the term ten years later: " Text, as I use the word, is not the book. ... I ... recast the concept of text by generalizing it almost...present or perceptible limit, without any limit that is. That's why there is nothing 'beyond the text.' " ("Critical Response," Critical Inquiry 13 [Autumn...

...paper which you cover with your graphism. It is precisely for strategic reasons (set forth elsewhere) that I found it necessary to recast the concept of...present or perceptible limit, without any limit that is. That's why there is nothing "beyond the text."( 1986: 366) This democratization of literature enlarges...

...you cover with your graphism. It is precisely for strategic reasons (set forth at length elsewhere) that I found it necessary to recast the concept of...present or perceptible limit, without any limit that is. That's why there is nothing "beyond the text" (1986, 167). Als uneigentliche Rede büßt der Ausdruck...

...you cover with your graphism. It is precisely for strategic reasons (sei forth at length elsewhere) that I found it necessary to recast the concept of...present or perceptible limit, without any limit that is. That's why there is nothing "beyond the text" (1986, 167). Als uneigentliche Rede büßt der Ausdruck...

...twenty years, should suffice for you to realize that text, as I use the word, is not the book (...) it is not limited to the paper which you cover with...present or perceptible limit, without any limit that is."22 Fordi "virkeligheden" ikke kan afsondres fra repreesentationer og faenomener kun kan fremstâ...

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