Date: Thu, 23 Apr 1998 11:25:39 +1200
From: john.morss-AT-stonebow.otago.ac.nz (John Morss)
Subject: RE: rhizon


>"There are no facts, only interpretations" (Nietzsche)

>"Nietzsche is dead" (God)


>This message is a BwO
>Ce message est un CsO
>Questo messaggio =E8 un corpo senza organi

? I don't think anything can be "a" BwO ?? (here's one BwO, there's
another...) ... surely every BwO is the same, there's only one??

The 'fact' (apols to horse-friend) that "This message is a BwO" can
apparently be so readily translated to/from different european languages
should in itself raise alarm-bells..??

& isn't there a grammatical confusion here (assimilation to a conventional
syntactic form... like treating 'becoming-woman' [or indeed
being-in-the-world] as an active verb)



jOhn mOrss

ps -- since Deleuze talked a bit about ethics -- anyone know the critchley
book on derrida 'n' levinas? intrestin'.

"fixin' our eyes on
the distant ho-rhizon
look out for passers-by"

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