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The Severed head (n.) gets its symbolic quality not from Hegelian negativity or the impersonal death of the philosophers but from the mimetic contagion of collective murder.
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The Severed head (n.) gets its symbolic quality not from Hegelian negativity or the impersonal death of the philosophers but from the mimetic contagion of collective murder.
The Severed head (n.) is not a philosophical scandal: in the prophet's head each guest sees his own scandal, the object of his own desire and hatred.