Titlebook: Blanchot‘s Vigilance; Literature, Phenomen Lars Iyer Book 2005 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2005 concept.

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Nothing Is What There Is,univocal philosophical language that, whilst excessive, might still be safely paraphrased. But what if this hyperbolisation resisted translation into a calmer, more philosophical idiom? What if there was a language of thought that disrupted the classical relation between philosophy and language?

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Write, Write,s an emblem. He was not one of those who would hold himself back in the midst of his labours in order, later, to bear witness. It was left to his daughter to bear witness in his place, or rather to write of the witnessing of others, and of those who, she argues, teach us to witness and to learn from witnessing.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-72382-7utionary struggle of the proletariat. Surrealism might seem to have survived only as a style, yet its task was not to change art, but to realise it by freeing it from the artistic field, drawing out the consequences of an artistic obsolescence the Dadaists had already understood, and rendering it political.

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The Inexhaustible Murmur,utionary struggle of the proletariat. Surrealism might seem to have survived only as a style, yet its task was not to change art, but to realise it by freeing it from the artistic field, drawing out the consequences of an artistic obsolescence the Dadaists had already understood, and rendering it political.

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Introduction,treaming and ., that is, as it reveals the course of time to be predicated on the work of the ‘I’ to maintain itself as itself. Vigilance can be presented in . terms, that is, in terms of the relation to language.

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s readings of the ancient Greeks, and the claims of psychoanalysis. In a series of thorough and lucid readings, Iyer presents Blanchot‘s central concern as maintaining a kind of vigilance over a difference which opens in the articulation of sense.978-0-230-50397-7

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Book 2005ssing. Spanning his literary critical and philosophical writings, and addressing such major concepts as the image and the neuter, Blanchot‘s Vigilance presents a sustained analysis of Blanchot‘s response to Levinas‘s ethical thought, the political commitments of the Surrealists, Heidegger‘s readings