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A Date, a Place, a Name: Jacques Derrida's Holocaust Translations

Dorota Głowacka

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Every language draws a circle around the people to which it belongs, a circle that can only be transcended in so far as one at the same time enters another one.

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Every language draws a circle around the people to which it belongs, a circle that can only be transcended in so far as one at the same time enters another one.

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Every language draws a circle around the people to which it belongs, a circle that can only be transcended in so far as one at the same time enters another one.

Key concepts: The Holocaust, Art, Philosophy, Literature, Art history, History, Theology

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