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Interrogation is a method of philosophical engagement that seeks not to provide answers to perennial questions, but to practice the art of inspired exegesis which aims at nothing less than the attempt to express wild being itself.
Interrogation is a method of philosophical engagement that seeks not to provide answers to perennial questions, but to practice the art of inspired exegesis which aims at nothing less than the attempt to express wild being itself.
Interrogation is different than reflection, dialectic, and intuition, in that it must not seek positive answers to perennial questions, but must remain committed to the absurd effort of expression that knows it can never fully complete its project... that is, interrogation must remain expression.