dennis scharnberg

Devising absurdities. That was the task of the “modern” artist.

Evan Amberol, A Theology of History.

Not whether—or even that—professor Derrida is the one who truly sees the nature of language. But if he is the one, then how? How did the penetrating insight come to him? How does it happen? (Surely not like coughing up some half-swallowed pill. Surely not by being born with the knowledge.) Again—and again and again—just say how.

Charles Brookland, Walking the Plank.