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in which he analyses various French translations of "The time is out of joint" from Hamlet, and on p.49 says "Pardon me for beginning with such an abstract formulation" T_T


        Derrida, J. (2006). Injunctions of Marx. In Derrida, J. Specters of Marx. Routledge, pp. 1-6

the part of theology concerned with death, judgment, and the final destiny of the soul and of humankind

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the eschatological themes of the "end of history," of the "end of Marxism," of the "end of philosophy," of the "ends of man," of the "last man" and so forth

—p.16 by Jacques Derrida

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the eschatological themes of the "end of history," of the "end of Marxism," of the "end of philosophy," of the "ends of man," of the "last man" and so forth

—p.16 by Jacques Derrida

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(noun) a legal instrument made to modify an earlier will / (noun) appendix supplement

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the canon of the modern apocalypse (end of History, end of Man, end of Philosophy, Hegel, Marx, Nietzsche, Heidegger, with their Kojevian codicil and the codicils of Kojève himself)

—p.16 by Jacques Derrida

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the canon of the modern apocalypse (end of History, end of Man, end of Philosophy, Hegel, Marx, Nietzsche, Heidegger, with their Kojevian codicil and the codicils of Kojève himself)

—p.16 by Jacques Derrida

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atone for (guilt or sin)

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what he curses in his mission is this expiation of expiation itself

Hamlet (who else)

—p.23 by Jacques Derrida

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what he curses in his mission is this expiation of expiation itself

Hamlet (who else)

—p.23 by Jacques Derrida

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(from the Greek for "to lead out") a critical explanation or interpretation of a text, particularly a religious text

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muffle the political imperative in the untroubled exegesis of a classified work

—p.37 by Jacques Derrida

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muffle the political imperative in the untroubled exegesis of a classified work

—p.37 by Jacques Derrida

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(adj) of, resembling, or relating to twilight

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a funerary note already echoed there--crepuscular, spectral, and therefore resurrectional

—p.43 by Jacques Derrida

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a funerary note already echoed there--crepuscular, spectral, and therefore resurrectional

—p.43 by Jacques Derrida

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an unfilled space; a gap (plural: lacunae)

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This not-knowing is not a lacuna.

—p.45 by Jacques Derrida

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This not-knowing is not a lacuna.

—p.45 by Jacques Derrida

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the part of theology concerned with death, judgment, and the final destiny of the soul and of humankind

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We must discern here between eschatology and teleology, even if the stakes of such a difference risk constantly being effaced in the most fragile and slight insubstantiality

—p.45 by Jacques Derrida

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We must discern here between eschatology and teleology, even if the stakes of such a difference risk constantly being effaced in the most fragile and slight insubstantiality

—p.45 by Jacques Derrida

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(adjective) divided into two equal lobes or parts by a median cleft

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confessing his perjury in a same and single bifid gesture

—p.53 by Jacques Derrida

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confessing his perjury in a same and single bifid gesture

—p.53 by Jacques Derrida

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(adjective) not capable of being atoned for / (adjective) implacable unappeasable

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However inexpiable this war remains

—p.58 by Jacques Derrida

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However inexpiable this war remains

—p.58 by Jacques Derrida

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