Scientific Knowledge Is A Kind Of Discourse.

Scientific Knowledge Is A Kind Of Discourse.

The Nineteenth And Twentieth Centuries Have Given Us As Much Terror As We Can Take. We Have Paid A High Enough Price For The Nostalgia Of The Whole And The One, For The Reconciliation Of The Concept And The Sensible, Of The Transparent And The Communicable Experience. Under The General Demand For Slackening And For Appeasement, We Can Hear The Mutterings Of The Desire For A Return Of Terror, For The Realization Of The Fantasy To Seize Reality. The Answer Is: Let Us Wage A War On Totality; Let Us Be Witnesses To The Unpresentable; Let Us Activate The Differences.

On The Other Hand, In A Society Whose Communication Component Is Becoming More Prominent Day By Day, Both As A Reality And As An Issue, It Is Clear That Language Assumes A New Importance.

What Guides Marxism, Then, Is A Different Model Of Society, And A Different Conception Of The Function Of The Knowledge That Can Be Produced By Society And Acquired From It

One Knows That Frontal And/or Profile Photography Is Torn To Pieces... Inversely, What Remains Of The Photograph Must Be Seen As A Fragment Coming To Fill A Gap In The Drawing.