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This is a personal project by @dellsystem. I built this to help me retain information from the books I'm reading.

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proleptic

By the time of David Ben Gurion’s proclamation, “Zion” ceased to be a proleptic ideal or symbol and began to be an archaeological site with borders to defend.

—p.468 Lines of Occupation (on Yitzhak Laor) (461) by Joshua Cohen
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feuilleton

Karl Kraus, of decayed, feuilletonistic Vienna

—p.467 Lines of Occupation (on Yitzhak Laor) (461) by Joshua Cohen
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apophatic

and so defined the rightful Palestinian inhabitants of Palestine apophatically, or by negation, as what they were not.

—p.466 Lines of Occupation (on Yitzhak Laor) (461) by Joshua Cohen
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both are called “Song of Sheba"

My daily routine, now that I’m finally over the jet lag: wake up at 6:00 A.M., write for four hours, get to Hummus Beit Lechem just when it opens. Order a hummus with egg, which is served with pita, pickled veg, and half a raw onion. Eat while reading Haaretz. Buy cigarettes and smoke my way back t…

—p.457 Israel Diary (454) by Joshua Cohen
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tralatitious

The two literatures have similar origins: They both began as the tralatitious lore of the peasantry, of the poor and uneducated village and town, as opposed to the city

—p.449 The Literature of Two Easts (447) by Joshua Cohen
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