On the Unutterable and Community
Abstract
[In Russian]
The present article explores the notion of the unutterable as a mode of enunciation and proposes to treat the unutterable as the foundation of a community. It proceeds with Agamben’s adaptation of the theory of enunciation by Benveniste. A parallel is drawn between the notions of the unutterable and the withdrawal by Nancy. The notion of reticence mentioned by Brogan is explored following his interpretation of Heideggerian being-to- ward-death as a foundation of community. The conceptual chain of the unutterable/community/being-toward-death is eventually explored on an ontic level as exposed in the politics of friendship by Derrida.
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