Mathew. why don't you connect this idea of lightning with Heidegger's
Lichtung. It's not my own idea. Remember Deleuze. Andrea Arouxet.
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De: Matthew King <making@xxxxxxxx>
Para: foucault@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
<foucault@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Fecha: Domingo 22 de Agosto de 1999 05:53 AM
Asunto: "Lightning of possible storms"
>Greetings: I have this vague feeling, which is driving me crazy, that
>somewhere in one of Foucault's texts (interviews?) there is a line that
>goes something like "I dream of the lightning of possible storms." Does
>anyone know if this is, in fact, Foucault, or if not, who it is, and in
>either case, where it's from?
>
>Thanks muchly,
>Matthew
>
> ---Matthew A. King---Department of Philosophy---York University,
Toronto---
> dear readers, my apologies.
> I'm drifting in and out of sleep.
> ---------------------------------(R.E.M.)---------------------------------
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>
Lichtung. It's not my own idea. Remember Deleuze. Andrea Arouxet.
-----Mensaje original-----
De: Matthew King <making@xxxxxxxx>
Para: foucault@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
<foucault@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Fecha: Domingo 22 de Agosto de 1999 05:53 AM
Asunto: "Lightning of possible storms"
>Greetings: I have this vague feeling, which is driving me crazy, that
>somewhere in one of Foucault's texts (interviews?) there is a line that
>goes something like "I dream of the lightning of possible storms." Does
>anyone know if this is, in fact, Foucault, or if not, who it is, and in
>either case, where it's from?
>
>Thanks muchly,
>Matthew
>
> ---Matthew A. King---Department of Philosophy---York University,
Toronto---
> dear readers, my apologies.
> I'm drifting in and out of sleep.
> ---------------------------------(R.E.M.)---------------------------------
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>