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repetition of convention regardless of the intention accompanying the act . Excuses and pardons reveal a disjunction between the intention and the mechanism , the machine which produces the pardon , a rupture which marks a " radical ...
repetition of convention regardless of the intention accompanying the act . Excuses and pardons reveal a disjunction between the intention and the mechanism , the machine which produces the pardon , a rupture which marks a " radical ...
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... pardon Kitty because she is already accepting his pardon / guilt , and in that sense " No excuse can ever hope to catch up with such a proliferation of guilt " ( de Man 299 ) . Levin's pardons are also performed within a strongly ...
... pardon Kitty because she is already accepting his pardon / guilt , and in that sense " No excuse can ever hope to catch up with such a proliferation of guilt " ( de Man 299 ) . Levin's pardons are also performed within a strongly ...
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... pardon and pardoning : " Actually , modern imprecations against christianity -- until and including that of Nietzsche-- are imprecations against pardon " ( Kristeva 200 ) , concluding that " the idea of pardon totally inhabits the ...
... pardon and pardoning : " Actually , modern imprecations against christianity -- until and including that of Nietzsche-- are imprecations against pardon " ( Kristeva 200 ) , concluding that " the idea of pardon totally inhabits the ...
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