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“Marrano” enters into the non-finite sequence of “non-synonymous substitutions,” becoming one of the
“quasi-transcendentals” (alongside trace, writing, pharmakon and the rest) that hold Derrida’s work together in its somewhat gathered dispersion, but that entail that no one of those terms (not even “quasi-transcendental”) could ever become the proper name for what Derrida is endlessly trying to write.
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“Marrano” enters into the non-finite sequence of “non-synonymous substitutions,” becoming one of the
“quasi-transcendentals” (alongside trace, writing, pharmakon and the rest) that hold Derrida’s work together in its somewhat gathered dispersion, but that entail that no one of those terms (not even “quasi-transcendental”) could ever become the proper name for what Derrida is endlessly trying to write.
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