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Irrecuperable

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Ir`re`cu´per`a`ble
a.1.Irrecoverable.


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We can conceive of the margin/marginality in two ways: a) as subject position--the excluded other that must be coaxed into the centre through incorporation, inversion, hybridisation, revolution; or b) margin as irreducible other--the condition for the production of our discourse (and all positive knowledge) that must be acknowledged as incommensurable and irrecuperable.
Pierre Weisz ecrit selon nous tres justement dans son article : "Langage et imagerie chez Jacques Prevert" : il [Prevert] est politiquement irrecuperable et les critiques universitaires hesitent a aborder un auteur qui se proclame ouvertement anarchiste, incroyant et iconoclaste.
Rizza 131-32) Among the themes raised here, the notion of irrecuperable loss clearly links with Nicola's murder.
 
 
 
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