Titlebook: Derrida and Textual Animality; For a Zoogrammatolog Rodolfo Piskorski Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under excl

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Schleifbarkeit unterschiedlicher Werkstoffe,atological contribution to debates concerning the nature of poetic language. He starts by discussing Derek Attridge’s presentation of Roman Jakobson’s ‘poetic function’ and the aporias it raises, which are shown to be related to animality. Piskorski discusses the benefits and traps of formalist crit

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-54728-1f the thematic strands that organise the textuality of the film and set up its investment in what he calls .-.. Piskorski goes on to discuss animal representation itself, which leads into its role in psychoanalysis, especially in Freud’s Wolf Man. Rather than reading the swan as a metaphor, or the b

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Generative Fertigungsverfahren,ey, the animal is revealed by the novel as an arche-animal, an articulating supplement which precedes—and thus makes possible—the differentiation between stages in an evolutionary scale. I locate the paleonymy of arche-animality primarily in the poetics of light and dark prefigured in the title, but

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8348-8312-4ogrammatology at the same time as they represent examples of the kind of critical practice being proposed. He finally mounts a defence of Derridean deconstruction as an anti-speciesist critical approach.

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Book 2020imal’, in relation to literary texts. Rodolfo Piskorski intervenes in the current debate regarding the non-human and its representation in literature, resisting popular materialist methodological approaches in the field by revisiting and revitalising the post-structuralist thought of Derrida and the

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