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dialogue still remains in the literary mentality. It may be that this longing
is a remote reverberation of our transition from non historicalness to his–
tory. After all, when you return to consciousness after a prolonged coma,
you need desperately to be recognized by other people - in order to be
sure that you do exist.
Charles R ussell:
Thank you, and once again, thank you all for being
with us today. We will adjou rn to the Newark Museum, which is just
three blocks away, for a reception, and we invite you to join us there,
to continue the discussions we've had here.
"Held together by a
specific vision of memory,
these essays put together
sources that normally do
not come into contact. I
like this book a lot."
-David B. Morris, author of
Th e Culture oj Pain
The Persistence
of Memory
Organism, Myth,
Text
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