What have we here? It seems that the FT.com crew, represented by John Thornhill, have seen fit to dine with our favourite Slovene. The full text is to be found here. I’m not sure what the people at the International Journal of Žižek Studies make of it all.
For anyone interested in what they damage they [...]
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To argue for silence, prayer, the banishment equally of poetry and knowledge, in short, the witness of “ineffability”, [. . .] is to mystify something we dare not understand, because we fear that it may be all too understandable, all too continuous with what we are — human, all too human
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