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1. Introduction<br />

Table of Contents<br />

1.1 Language and Meaning: The Structuralist Approach 4<br />

1.2 19 th Century Developments: Kleist, Mach & Nietzsche 6<br />

1.3 From Benjamin to Deleuze and Guattari 10<br />

1.4 Derrida and the “Death of the Signified” 13<br />

1.5 Kafka: Language and Communication 14<br />

2. Moving Towards Pure Mediality:<br />

2.1 Deconstructing the Teleological Perspective 19<br />

2.3 Nietzsche and Binary Opposition 21<br />

2.4 Benjamin and the “Un-mittelbar-keit” of Language 23<br />

2.5 Derrida and Haunted Language 29<br />

2.6 Kafka and the Language of Infinite Relation 32<br />

3. Un-judging Judgment: Undecidability and Suspension in “The Judgment”<br />

3.1 The Nature of Judgment 34<br />

3.2 Undecidability in the Ancient Greek Tradition 37<br />

3.3 A Literature of Re-Reading 39<br />

3.4 Allusion: Hinting at Truth 41<br />

3.5 Closure and Violence 44<br />

3.6 Un-judging “The Judgment” 45<br />

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