“Nothing is more ‘realistic’ or ‘immediate’ than this messianic apprehension, straining forward toward the event of him who/that which is coming.”
More from Jacques Derrida
“Writing is the eve of speech.”
“To say that one always interweaves roots endlessly, bending them to send down roots among…”
“Is there a rigorous and scientific concept of context? Stating it in the most summary…”
“The wound can have (should only have) just one proper name. I recognize that I love — you…”