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... much the history of a soul , not so much a project of existence , as the
architecture of a philosophical system ; of course , whatever we think about it , we
have to tolerate those analyses that link literary oeuvres , not to the lived
experience of ...
... much the history of a soul , not so much a project of existence , as the
architecture of a philosophical system ; of course , whatever we think about it , we
have to tolerate those analyses that link literary oeuvres , not to the lived
experience of ...
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... remarks , all this interplay of differences is prescribed by the author - function .
It is from his new position , as an author , that he will fashion - from all he might
have said , from all he says daily , at any time – the still shaky profile of his oeuvre
.
... remarks , all this interplay of differences is prescribed by the author - function .
It is from his new position , as an author , that he will fashion - from all he might
have said , from all he says daily , at any time – the still shaky profile of his oeuvre
.
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Introduction 3 | 3 |
The unities of discourse 21 | 31 |
The formation of objects | 40 |
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