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Because here is, who holds it and, more
deeper hold of the word-that here is concentrated all
language. This Nietzschean question-who says? -- Mallarmé
responding again and again says that the word itself in its
solitude, in its fragile trepidation in his oblivion -- not
the meaning of the word, but its enigmatic and precarious being. At that time
like Nietzsche, who championed to the end of your question about who
says intrudes, finally, inside of this questioning, to
give it Samooborona, speaker and questioner of the subject
(The"secerovic!"), -- Mallarmé language, agreeing to stay in it
simple by clean rite. The book, in which it
would have evolved by itself. It may well be that all of the questions
which will really excite our curiosity (What is
language? Thatthis sign? Does everything that is silent in
the world, in our gestures, in all the mysterious symbols of our
behavior, our dreams and our illnesses, says it all
and what language, according to what grammar? Whether all capable of
the explanation (if not, what?) and for whom, and for what
rules? What is the relationship between language and being, and whether to
being constantly drawn to the language -- at least one
that truly says? And what is the language, which is nothing
not saying never Newmarket called "literature"?), --
it may well be that all these questions arise now in this
still gaping razryvanija the question of Nietzsche and mallarmé response.
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