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Monday, April 08, 2002
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... between two utterly different spheres, as between subject and object, there is no causality, no accuracy, no expression, but at the utmost, an aesthetic relation - I mean an allusive transposition, a stammering translation in a quite distinct foreign language, for which purpose, however, there is needed at any rate an intermediate sphere, an intermediate force, freely composing, and freely inventing. Nietzsche, cited by Ed Cohen (via Wood), who adds:
What is proper to autopoetic systems, then, like all metaphoric operators, is impropriety.
3:34:09 PM 
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