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Page 107
... object en- tirely within its own boundaries . Moreover , this self - created object swells to fill the entire text ; retaining all the energy it generates , the Tale is its own enemy . Swift's book is a single repellent object which ...
... object en- tirely within its own boundaries . Moreover , this self - created object swells to fill the entire text ; retaining all the energy it generates , the Tale is its own enemy . Swift's book is a single repellent object which ...
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... object . This inhabited space , this object , is a stone . A poetry of such space - inhabited by consciousness - creates new objects : " Poetry has to do with the crystallization of the imagina- tion - the perfection of new forms as ...
... object . This inhabited space , this object , is a stone . A poetry of such space - inhabited by consciousness - creates new objects : " Poetry has to do with the crystallization of the imagina- tion - the perfection of new forms as ...
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... objects of one's thought . From every object , from every thought , space extends . And every object of thought slides and plunges in space . . . . Space is therefore a sheet of still water , on which , in circles , is written the ...
... objects of one's thought . From every object , from every thought , space extends . And every object of thought slides and plunges in space . . . . Space is therefore a sheet of still water , on which , in circles , is written the ...
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ONE Introduction | 3 |
the circle as figural space | 25 |
a fourfold | 129 |
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