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intertwine
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Walter Benjamin explores this tendency toward a romanticized presentation of that which seems phantasmagorical in its marginality and unknowability in his essay "Surrealism: The Last Snapshot of the European Intelligentsia": "Any serious exploration of occult, surrealistic, phantasmagoric gifts and phenomena presupposes a dialectical intertwinement to which a romantic turn of mind is impervious.
65) In line with some postmodern authors who seek to highlight the politics of disability this particular intertwinement not only makes us think differently about the history of disability itself but also very well could question our understanding of people's (with disabilities) activity today.
The real risk in simpler terms is that of the huge mortgage debt obligations taken on by private citizens, combined with the intertwinement of the various financial institutions without regulation, and the shrinkage of the family discretionary income.
 
 
 
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