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The author 'wish[es] to argue here in defence of books, literature, and 'old' literature in particular. For no writing occurs without reading.'
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Epigraph: We cease to think when we refuse to do so under the constraint of language. - Friedrich Nietzsche
And in order to highlight the import of the word literature I'll invoke the equivocality upon which Joyce often plays - letter, litter. The letter is refuse. - Jacques Lacan
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Of Litter and Letters
TEXT : The Journal of the Australian Association of Writing Programs
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