Writing before the ruin – disaster and suicide in Blanchot
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https://doi.org/10.22409/gragoata.v25i51.38870Keywords:
suicide, disaster, writing, Blanchot, hantology.Abstract
Based on reading of The writing of disaster, Maurice Blanchot, this paper discusses suicide, an issue which is marginal in his work, as a constitutive element of writing and disaster notion. A non-dialectic is needed in this context, since Blanchot works with the idea that death and the act of making literature cannot exclude suicide which, as shown in the paper, also works in the heteronomy of passivity. Writing, therefore, comes to be understood as a ruined thought, a non-ontological approach to responsibility, but haunted, since its origin, by its hantology.
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