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The Paternal law (n.) is not a deterministic divine will but a perpetual bumbler, preparing the ground for the insurrections against him.
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The Paternal law (n.) is not a deterministic divine will but a perpetual bumbler, preparing the ground for the insurrections against him.
The Paternal law (n.) like phallogocentrism's monologic mastery bears the mark of a monotheistic singularity — less unitary and universal than structuralism assumes.