The Vertigos of Coining: 'Michel Houellebecq', Or, What Names Remain(s)?
Writing remains. One could argue that it is precisely because of this uncanny and unpredictable survival that inscription holds an inextricable influence on culture. Deconstructive theory posits this as the 'biodegradability' of writing — that culture consumes writing's intended meaning, employing i...
| Published in: | Paragraph Vol. 44; no. 2; pp. 141 - 157 |
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Edinburgh University Press
Jul2021
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