Focuses upon the gap between a critic's view of a particular mark and his own literary method using the critical writings of Binswanger, Lukacs, Blanchot, Paulet, and Derrida
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`The most subtly argued book of its kind I have ever read' - Geoffrey Hartman
`It is a wonderful book, compellingly argued, the product of a restless intelligence nowhere content to operate at less than full self-critical stretch' - London Review of Books
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