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The Verge Of The Visible,-sensible. The saints’ disclosure, however, is first and foremost the disclosure of a threshold. They come to sight (where sight metonymically gives onto the other senses) always in relation to another place, an enclosure whose inside is necessarily invisible: a whorehouse, a hermitage, a robe, some

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-007-5476-8ss and folding must be thought together. The limit between Hal and Dan closes like an eye, but it also brings them close. This limit is as simple as a shirt. It is what in the following pages will come to be called enclosure.

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Urban Resilience and Spatial Dynamics,-sensible. The saints’ disclosure, however, is first and foremost the disclosure of a threshold. They come to sight (where sight metonymically gives onto the other senses) always in relation to another place, an enclosure whose inside is necessarily invisible: a whorehouse, a hermitage, a robe, some

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Introduction,of Saint Augustine, whose famous response to the injunction to “take and read” in . VIII is to open a book of Pauline epistles that he has left with his friend Alypius. Once he opens the book at random and reads Paul’s warning against following “nature and nature’s appetites,” he closes the book aga

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The Edge Of Enclosure,nd where, perhaps, I seek to be sought? This is what Stacey D’Erasmo describes in . when Hal, a San Francisco accountant, is confronted with the hidden spectacle of a new lover’s back: “Though he has seen Dan’s naked back, he’s very compelled at the moment by the hidden length of it within the shirt

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The Verge Of The Visible,he edges of enclosures whose importance for the senses, and especially for touch and vision, is continually stressed through a kind of holy peek-a-boo. Indeed, Lynne Tillman may just as well have been writing a saint’s life when, in ., she observes, “She was not given when she gave, she always held

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Spaced Out,t, understates what is more precisely a co-inherence of disclosive and enclosive functions, at once withholding and giving the saint to sight. What is more, saintly disclosure and enclosure have been shown to be mutually and equivocally bound up with the risk of sex (understood as both the mere—thou