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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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(noun) the practice of severe self-discipline, typically for religious reasons

104

the old theosophical pact which has always compensated power by ascesis

—p.104 The Jet-Man (103) by Roland Barthes
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the old theosophical pact which has always compensated power by ascesis

—p.104 The Jet-Man (103) by Roland Barthes
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(adjective) alleviating pain or harshness; soothing

110

lulled by the lenitive compunction proper to Protestant worship

—p.110 Billy Graham at the Vel' d'Hiv' (109) by Roland Barthes
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lulled by the lenitive compunction proper to Protestant worship

—p.110 Billy Graham at the Vel' d'Hiv' (109) by Roland Barthes
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(noun) anxiety arising from awareness of guilt / (noun) distress of mind over an anticipated action or result / (noun) a twinge of misgiving; scruple

110

lulled by the lenitive compunction proper to Protestant worship

—p.110 Billy Graham at the Vel' d'Hiv' (109) by Roland Barthes
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lulled by the lenitive compunction proper to Protestant worship

—p.110 Billy Graham at the Vel' d'Hiv' (109) by Roland Barthes
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(noun) a spiritual force or influence often identified with a natural object, phenomenon, or place

117

the amplified sign of the unstable, what we might call the numen

—p.117 Stock Photos (116) by Roland Barthes
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the amplified sign of the unstable, what we might call the numen

—p.117 Stock Photos (116) by Roland Barthes
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(adjective) of, relating to, or consisting of a name or names

122

There is an onomastics of the Tour de France

—p.122 The Tour de France as Epic (122) by Roland Barthes
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There is an onomastics of the Tour de France

—p.122 The Tour de France as Epic (122) by Roland Barthes
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(noun) the stage of an ancient Greek or Roman theater / (noun) the part of a modern stage in front of the curtain / (noun) the wall that separates the stage from the auditorium and provides the arch that frames it / (noun) foreground / (noun) foreground

123

it permits placing the racer's intimacy on the heroes' proscenium

—p.123 The Tour de France as Epic (122) by Roland Barthes
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it permits placing the racer's intimacy on the heroes' proscenium

—p.123 The Tour de France as Epic (122) by Roland Barthes
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(verb) to make faulty or defective; impair / (verb) to debase in moral or aesthetic status / (verb) to make ineffective

130

What is vitiated in the Tour is the basis, the economic motives, the ultimate profit of the ordeal, generator of ideological alibis.

—p.130 The Tour de France as Epic (122) by Roland Barthes
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What is vitiated in the Tour is the basis, the economic motives, the ultimate profit of the ordeal, generator of ideological alibis.

—p.130 The Tour de France as Epic (122) by Roland Barthes
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(noun) a division or split in a group or union; schism / (noun) an action or process of cutting, dividing, or splitting; the state of being cut, divided, or split

162

for this scission there is no Tribunal

—p.162 Neither/Nor Criticism (161) by Roland Barthes
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for this scission there is no Tribunal

—p.162 Neither/Nor Criticism (161) by Roland Barthes
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(noun) the act or process of flashing like lightning / (noun) electrodesiccation

178

it is this weapon alone which can strip the poetic metaphor of its artifice, reveal it as the fulguration of a truth, won over a continuous nausea of language

—p.178 Literature According to Minou Drouet (172) by Roland Barthes
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it is this weapon alone which can strip the poetic metaphor of its artifice, reveal it as the fulguration of a truth, won over a continuous nausea of language

—p.178 Literature According to Minou Drouet (172) by Roland Barthes
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(noun) a usually short poem in an inspired wild irregular strain / (noun) a statement or writing in an exalted or enthusiastic vein

178

in a contagion of dithyrambic images

on poetry

—p.178 Literature According to Minou Drouet (172) by Roland Barthes
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in a contagion of dithyrambic images

on poetry

—p.178 Literature According to Minou Drouet (172) by Roland Barthes
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