De deux lettres l'une
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Lettre, Poe, Edgar Allan, Lacan, Jacques, DerridaRésumé
La proposition de Lacan selon laquelle « une lettre arrive toujours à destination », et celle de Derrida qui la contredit exactement, sont ici mises à l'étude.This paper examines Lacan's saying that "a letter always arrives at its destination" and Derrida's absolute contradiction of it.
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2014-10-26
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