Uninterrupted dialogue: Between two infinities, the poem

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With the attempt to express my feeling of admiration for Hans-Georg Gadamer an ageless melancholy mingles. This melancholy begins as of the friends' lifetime. A cogito of the farewell signs the breathing of their dialogues. One of the two will have been doomed, from the beginning, to carry alone both the dialogue that he must pursue beyond the interruption, and the memory of the first interruption. To carry the world of the other, to carry both the other and his world, the other and the world that have disappeared, in a world without world. That shall be one of the ways to let resound within ourselves the line of poetry by Paul Celan, " Die Welt ist fort, ich muss dich tragen." © 2004 ? 2004 Brill Academic Publishers.

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Derrida, J. (2004). Uninterrupted dialogue: Between two infinities, the poem. Research in Phenomenology, 34(1), 3–19. https://doi.org/10.1163/1569164042404545

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