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Gloss
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Masciandaro, Nicola
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Cocteau, Jean (1889-1963)
/ French literature
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/ Literary history
/ Philosophy
/ Reading
/ Truth
2019
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Masciandaro, Nicola
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Cocteau, Jean (1889-1963)
/ French literature
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/ Truth
2019
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Gloss
2019
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Friedrich Nietzsche2 The fruit of faith [is] understanding, so that we may arrive at eternal life, where the Gospel would not be read to us, but he who has given us the Gospel now would appear with all the pages of the reading and the voice of the reader and commentator removed. \"12 To find eternal gold in the auri sacra fames [sacred hunger for gold] of the text's unending weird glow (like [lik- \"body, form; like, same\"] the other gloss from ghel- \"to shine\"). \"17 ( )loss: abandonment of the specular place of images, of the third zone between subject and object, of the independent living reality of the sensible. [...]there is a truth, without the possibility of transmitting it; there are modes of transmission, without anything being either transmitted or taught. … perhaps no other epoch has been so obsessed by its own past and so unable to create a vital relationship with it.
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Johns Hopkins University Press
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