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On Tue, 12 Oct 2004 10:43:17 -0400, GregP
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On Mon, 11 Oct 2004 03:59:57 GMT, wrote:

intentionally snipped to misrepresent the representer.
If one chooses to accept as fact that the writer is objectively correct
and that he is, in fact, dead, RIP...or maybe not, depending on your
interpretation of what the writer may or not have thought he meant...

(Trying to) read Derrida always led me to fidget, get a headache,
desperately try to find something else "more important" to do, etc.
Imitations are worse. Thankfully most are very brief.

Aw, Greg, I suspect anything beyond "See Spot Run" would get you all
nervous and twitchy...and FWIW, picking your belly button lint probably
doesn't qualify, at least for most, as "more important"...



studying derrida a couple of semesters ago proved very challenging, and
facing the prospect of writing a paper on his work, as well as foucault's,
scared the ****** out of me. getting an *a* on a paper i thought i couldn't
write ( and i can write some damned good papers) was one of the most
satisfying experiences of my education thus far.

snakefiddler