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Ordinary oblivion and the self unmoored: reading Plato's Phaedrus and writing the soul
New York: Fordham University Press (2014)
Abstract
Rapp offers a recast interpretation of Plato through a focus upon the transformative processes required by his texts in which spaces of ordinary oblivion put a reader at risk. The decomposing and generative effects of these oblivions reflect the ineluctable porosity of human life and the fertile fragility of forgetting.Other Versions
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