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How is it that the texts we write repeat us? That the (positive) assertions
we make of others so consistently mirror our strenghts, and the (negative)
assertions we make of others so consistently mirror our own deficiencies

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At 04:26 PM 12/6/99 -0800, you wrote:
>Diane,
>
>However you choose. The bottom line is that one critique does not all
>problems solve. As far as mixing Althusser with Hume, all I can say is
>that's some fruit salad you got going there.
>
>It's sad because this issue started out as something quite interesting
>before it got dumped into the rhetorical "everything is capitalist, white,
>male, middle class" manure bag in which a cats and kittens are grey.
>
>Dogmatic critique is not critique at all.
>
>Paul H. Dillon
>
>

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