Kofman's Affirmative Creation: Moral Law, Dom Juan and the Limits of Maternal Debt

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This article considers Sarah Kofman's interpretation of Molière's Dom Juan in ‘The art of not paying one's debts’. It argues that this neglected text addresses important questions of moral debt and...

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Cillian Ó Fathaigh
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