Fiction and Repetition

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• The specificity and strangeness of literature, the capacity of each work to surprise the reader, if he can remain prepared to be surprised, means that literature continually exceeds any formulas or any theory with which the critic is prepared to encompass it...This means of course to make the unlawful lawful, but the law that emerges will necessarily differ from the one presupposed in readings that assume a good novel is necessarily going to be homogeneous or organic in form. (查看原文)

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• Seul ce qui se ressemble diffère, seules les différences se ressemblent...d'une disparité de fond...the first exactly defines the world of copies or of representation; it establishes the world as icon. The second, against the first, defines the world of simulacra. It presents the world itself as phantasm. (查看原文)

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