In Bataille's speech refers to find its legitimacy, an experience that precedes it. This experience, which in general terms can be defined as dépense, assume the functions of an original to which it is necessary to turn, and which also, at the same time, is impermeable to the 'servility' of language. The essay assesses the problems and prospects that arise from such an approach.
Manfreda, L. (2012). Quella verità che solo il silenzio non tradisce. Su sapere e negazione in Bataille. IL CANNOCCHIALE, vol. 2 2012, p. 167-224. IL CANNOCCHIALE(2), 167-224.
Quella verità che solo il silenzio non tradisce. Su sapere e negazione in Bataille. IL CANNOCCHIALE, vol. 2 2012, p. 167-224
MANFREDA, LUIGI
2012-05-01
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In Bataille's speech refers to find its legitimacy, an experience that precedes it. This experience, which in general terms can be defined as dépense, assume the functions of an original to which it is necessary to turn, and which also, at the same time, is impermeable to the 'servility' of language. The essay assesses the problems and prospects that arise from such an approach.File in questo prodotto:
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