Titlebook: Derrida‘s Bible; Reading a Page of Sc Yvonne Sherwood (Senior Lecturer) Book 20041st edition Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature Ameri

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Erasing Amalek: Remembering to Forget with Derrida and Biblical Traditiond Grossman’s ., a Jewish survivor of the Holocaust curses the Nazis. The erasure of their name is linked here, as it is in the Bible, to memory. The second curse, from James Hynes’s ., is uttered by a postmodern literary critic whose curse invokes specific academic discussions of writing indebted ab

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Shibboleth and the Ma(r)king of Culture: Judges 12 and the Monolingualism of the Otherone language; it is not mine.” Within this contradiction, Derrida points to the possession and nonpossession of language. On the one hand, he says that he is “monolingual”, “that he lives within this habitat of one language. He inhabits it and it inhabits him”. He declares, “It is impassable, .: I c

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