A new issue is out, containing at least two must-read pieces:
"The Différance of the World: Homage to Jacques Derrida," by Arkady Plotnitsky
and
A Review of the first translation into English of Maurice Blanchot's, The Book to Come: "How Postmodern Is It?" by Mark Cohen.
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"Boredom is the desire for happiness left in its pure state."
-Giacomo Leopardi
"Something that would reduce or enhance the feeling of boredom." - "We're not bored." "We're not capable of it."
-Maurice Blanchot
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