Interpretation (n.) ordinarily runs uninterrupted; stopping the world halts its flow — experiment, don't signify and interpret.
Interpretation (n.) is our modern way of believing and of being pious: reading Oedipus's patent absence as proof of its latent presence.
Interpretation (n.) is carried to infinity and never meets anything to interpret that is not already an interpretation — the priest's deception.
Interpretation (n.) is conquest by other means: all subjugation, all domination amounts to a new interpretation.
Interpretation (n.) turned interpretosis is with signifiance one of the two diseases of the earth — humankind's fundamental neurosis.
Interpretation (n.) is so thick-skinned and sticky that you can believe yourself outside it while still secreting it — people denounce interpretation with faces so signifying they impose it anyway.
Interpretation (n.) of the psychoanalytic kind does not add a code to the codes but decodes absolutely, eliciting what is uncodable by its polymorphism and polyvocity.
Interpretation (n.) can never reach the unconscious, because repression constantly induces a false image of what it represses — we are still pious; psychoanalysis remains in the precritical age.