Date: Sun, 20 Dec 1998 13:39:28 +0200 (EET DST) Subject: Re: Events On Sun, 20 Dec 1998, Ariosto Raggo wrote: > Some sleepless thoughts, went to bed reading Derrida's remenbrance of > Paul de Man, bad idea. I was reminded of what Lyotard says in PMC with > regards to temporary contracts (pg. 66). They are ambigous because they > indicate something which the system can't fully incorporate. The > emergence of language games as a quest for parology would bring into > play this excess, exteriority of the system. Does the usage of parology in language games lead us to deleuzian deterritorizaton? The broad definition of > legitimation that he uses would then mean, in this case, just this > opening to excess, knowledge (savoir) which can't be reduced to science > or learning (connaisance) (pg. 18) would be a sort of ability to do this. > It's not too much of a stretch to say that this know-how is the > working-through of anamnesis which Lyotard often thinks as the > practice of Cezanne's approach to painting, to color. > > There does seem to be a localization involve in anamnesis when thought > of as a temporary alliance with, given active forgetting, what remains > to be thought... an existing, not in a geographical site but a virtual > one which would be a way of thinking about the chora, but already I > break the bond by suggesting a name. Always temporary because of the > tendency to fall back into the old habits is never once and for all > suspended, one only more or less is binding oneself to wherever one is > at which is a sort of naked intention... an attentiveness to je ne sais > quoi, to borrow Montaigne's expression -- a vigilance, in Levinas' > sense, that keeps us awake in the night. > > > -- > > >
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