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... operation ; that this operation is interpretative ( since it deciphers , in the text , the transcription of something that it both conceals and manifests ) ; and that the operation that determines the opus , in its unity , and ...
... operation ; that this operation is interpretative ( since it deciphers , in the text , the transcription of something that it both conceals and manifests ) ; and that the operation that determines the opus , in its unity , and ...
Page 95
... operation and the statement in which it is embodied , his future statements and operations ( as an enunciating subject , he accepts this statement as his own law ) . There is a difference however : in the first case , what is stated is ...
... operation and the statement in which it is embodied , his future statements and operations ( as an enunciating subject , he accepts this statement as his own law ) . There is a difference however : in the first case , what is stated is ...
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... operation rules of formation in their most extended form ; at its summit , and after a number of branchings , are the statements that put into operation the same regularity , but one more delicately articulated , more clearly delimited ...
... operation rules of formation in their most extended form ; at its summit , and after a number of branchings , are the statements that put into operation the same regularity , but one more delicately articulated , more clearly delimited ...
Contents
The unities of discourse | 21 |
Discursive formations | 31 |
The formation of objects | 40 |
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