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The Gestell from Hell: Philosophy Sets Up ‘America’
Oxford Literary Review 43 (1):107-130 (2021)
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‘America’, bloated with philosophical significance, serves as a meeting grounds for Heidegger and Derrida, flagging theoretical standoffs, identity crashes, a Nietzscean tipoff, and unstoppable poe...Links
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