Tag: Michel de Certeau

• Fragmentary, No. 28

  This reciprocal determination operates elsewhere as well, although by other means and with other aims. It involves a double displacement, which renders a concept plausible or true by pointing to an error and, at the same time, by enforcing belief in something real through a denunciation of the false. The assumption is made that what […]

  R l powell

  January 11, 2019

  Fragments, Impensive, Theory

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