Language, spectacle and body in Anthony Drazen's hurlyburly

Angelaki 9 (3):91 – 100 (2004)
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“Give me a body then”: this is the formula of philosophical reversal. The body is no longer the obstacle that separates thought from itself, that which it has to overcome to reach thinking. It is o...

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