“A Little Direct Intervention by the Author is Called For”: textual identity in the work of ronald sukenick

Angelaki 11 (2):63 – 80 (2006)
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Twentieth-century thought appears as a collective project aimed at dismantling metaphysical hierarchies in all their relays across the fields of human culture. Central to this project has been the...

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