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Snead, Repetition as a Figure of Black Culture

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modulations of repetition
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Volkgeist; self-recognition over and against others (concept of Europeanness produced in the globality of mercantile capital)Worldhistorical - registers recognizably
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yes
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bare life
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bare life/nature/without historyimpotential
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i don't know...why presuppose repetition in this way?
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historicity as state-form ; law
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strange opposing here of new and repeated, when one is to a large extent dependent on the othercf Benjamin: nature as historical, history as natural
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CUT/INCISION
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cut and syncretism
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cut as repetition compulsion; restaging of the present. CUT: when bringing up the past it is the present which is changed - a dialectical concept?
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IMPORTANT
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yes
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cut: picking up (cutting back to) the beat that is there; thus also the possibility of being off the beat
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THIS form of knowing: organizing Delano's 'whims'; here 'Progression' as a logical narrative is indeed opposed to cyclicality (the possibility of a cut) to an experience of experience: a very different form of "reflection" of self-consciousness
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cut as repetition on the "timbric" level means that it is a technology of development and recurrence, a formal condition of each.again, Snead's insistence to keep the cyclical and progressive apart.
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cut as hiatus seems important
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ANAPHORA - here the relation of the black church with the form of the bible and messianism itself
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again the intention to signify, and the technologies involved, need not be relegated purely to the "sensual"
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structural principle of thought, of narrative
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A List stravaganze
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THE MISSING WORD IS RECURSION
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question arises: how legible the cut is without narrative
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repetition deactivates denotation
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Melville's cuts: moments where frames of time intersect
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truth in non-reference
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the purpose of this project would be to show the nature of this force, why the approximation happens as it does. a reaction to force: interesting to think about - the new world "cuts" of the African. no longer "coverage" of culture, but the use of incision for culture. Snead seems to paint all black culture transhistorically with the same brush. Especially if we consider that Hegel's African might well be Haitian.
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