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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230607057Friedrich Nietzsche; Jacques Derrida; Martin Heidegger; philosophy

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,“And the Women Wailed in Answer”: The Lament Tradition,nsely sacred and dreadfully pagan, in an obscene exposure of women, their bodies, emotion: of the private in a public place. One is tempted to recoil, as if from contamination; one senses that the anguish will spread.

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,Lamentation and Purity: Mallarmé’s “Hommage,” ,, and French Nationalism of the 1880s,hich is also subsequent to loss. Simultaneously, his pronouncement authorizes an investigation of what words, including the words of the pronouncement itself, will say of their own initiative; and the word . speaks from a long memory of ritual practice and philosophical symbolism.

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Heavy Losses: Modernity, Trauma, Philosophy,nation of three seminal thinkers of modernity: to Nietzsche and his conceptions of creative destruction, uncertainty, and (in)justice; to Heidegger and notions of breakdown, anxiety, and “being-towards-death”; and to Derrida, his language of catastrophe, and his elaboration of the deathliness in signification.

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,Lamentation and Gender: Ben Jelloun’s , and the (De)Colonization of the Body,lonial and gender studies, and by considering it in the specific context of Morocco. The second part of the chapter interprets these analyses in light of the novel’s pervasive language of mourning and the tradition of lamentation we have been exploring throughout this book.