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Following Derrida, it is argued that the inherited nature of our language and concepts means thinking always involves reading if that inheritance is to be criticized and perhaps resisted. Among inherited concepts, “politics” (as much as philosophy’s traditional adversary poetry) seems a promising one for such a process of reading.
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