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| Wright's move away from the United States as a source of literary inspiration and subject matter seems to be his way of moving beyond the specular relation which JanMohamed suggests, and a way of negating the negators through the formation of his own subjectivity by establishing a link between his subjective self and the cosmos. Thomas Aquinas begins each topic of his Summa Theologica by allowing negators to have the first word. This master negator got along fairly well with words, as one may see for oneself thanks to Gallimard's publication, several months before this exhibition, of the last two volumes of Dubuffet's writings. |
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Negative Covenant negative declaration negative evidence Negative pregnant negative result Negative statute negativistic negator negatory neglect neglect of obligation neglect one’s duty neglect to obey neglect to perform neglected |
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