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Culture and the Real
Catherine Belsey
Routledge
"Second, although on these grounds I would defend poststructuralism with my dying breath agains accusations of jargon or obscurantism, we do well to remember that much of this theory emerged in the post-war era of high modernism, when any text that was readily intelligible looked like the work of a journalist."
P.s. para a moniquette: Emile Benveniste + John Austin