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Future anterior (n.) is how revolutions justify themselves: the law still to come will, after the fact, have legitimated the violence that founded it.
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Future anterior (n.) is how revolutions justify themselves: the law still to come will, after the fact, have legitimated the violence that founded it.
The Future anterior (n.) is Lacan's Thesis 11: the repressed past is never known as such, only in the process of its transformation — what is realized in my history is what I shall have been for what I am becoming.