| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - The one afflicted no longer has any identity other than the situation with which he merges and that never allows him to be himself; for as a situation of affliction, it tends incessantly to de-situate itself, to dissolve in the void of a nowhere without foundation??? (The Infinite Conversation, 131-132). [43] See, on the relationship between Blanchot and Levinas, Fran???oise Collin???s Maurice Bla
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