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disjunction
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16) Like Sobchack, Nancy suggests that if a moment presents itself in which an image permits entry into the self-coincidence of that particular experience, the spectator is able to slip past the disjunctions of resemblance and dissimilarity at the surface of the image and penetrate it, and be penetrated by it.
Even as Levi's La tregua explored the intermediary and transitional spaces between two very different wars--WWII and the Cold War--his 1963 text was informed by the certainty of historical boundaries, if not psychological ones too blurred by the temporal disjunctions and repetitions of trauma.
The article argues that these disjunctions convey something of the details of the lived life with its often random thoughts, expected and unexpected encounters, setbacks and achievements and that these slowly begin to be set against the growth of totalitarianism in Zimbabwean politics.
 
 
 
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