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New York Times-Jan. 20, 2012
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Los Angeles Times-Mar. 1, 2012
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The first volume of "Capital" -- this interpretation
ReplyDelete"value," the whole Nietzsche-is the interpretation of several Greek
words, Freud -- the interpretation of those silent phrases that
simultaneously support and undermine our apparent discourse,
our fantasies, our dreams, our body. Philology as analysis of the entire
what is said in the deep speech, has become a modern form
criticism. Where in the end of XVIII century it was about that
to outline the boundaries of knowledge, now try to untangle the syntax
break all forcible means of expression, to reiterate
words mean what is being said through them and despite them. Perhaps God
now is not so much beyond our knowledge how many
on this side of our phrases; and if Western man is inseparable from
him, it is not because of an irresistible desire to go beyond
of experience, but due to the fact that the language itself is constantly awakens
it under the shadow of his laws: "I'm Afraid we can't
from God, as long as we still believe in grammar"<$FNierzsche. Le
Crepuscule des idoles, 1911, p.130.>. In the XVI century interpretation
went from the world (both things and texts) to divine speech
it stood for; our interpretation, or, more precisely,
the interpretation which developed in the nineteenth century, comes from the people,
God, from our knowledge or chimeras to the words that make them
possible, and is not sovereignty
primeval speech, and what we are without revealing more of the mouth, subject to
language and riddled with it. Thus, modern criticism
devotes himself to a very strange kind of calculatesthe: it
moving from the statement of the existence of language to the disclosure order
what it means, but clearly the deployment of the discourse to
identification of language in his own being.
In modern thinking, methods of interpretation are opposed
the techniques of formalization: the first claiming to make language
speaking from his depths, to get closer to what
it says, but without his participation; second-claim
to control every possible language, harnessing it through
law that defines what is possible to say.