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... with Christ than with the truth.2 Nothing in Derrida’s work acknowledges Dostoevsky’s critique of nihilism (in Demons), nor his followers’ linking of Bakhtin’s version of Dostoevsky’s “dia- logic discourse” to deconstructive theory through...

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... with “rational egoism.” Read- ers can make up their own minds as to which they find more satisfactory. As for the view encouraged by the influence, if not the literal texts, of Bakhtin—namely, that Dostoevsky’s novels are an endless and open-ended “dia...

... with “rational egoism.” Read- ers can make up their own minds as to which they find more satisfactory. As for the view encouraged by the influence, if not the literal texts, of Bakhtin—namely, that Dostoevsky’s novels are an endless and open-ended “dia...

... with “rational egoism.” Read- ers can make up their own minds as to which they find more satisfactory. As for the view encouraged by the influence, if not the literal texts, of Bakhtin—namely, that Dostoevsky’s novels are an endless and open-ended “dia...

..., if not the literal texts, of Bakhtin—namely, that Dostoevsky’s novels are an endless and open-ended “dia- logue,” I fully agree with Scanlan’s aphoristic summation: “To use Bakhtinian lan- guage, I would call Dostoevsky’s philosophizing dialogical in style, monologiz...

... with “rational egoism.” Read- ers can make up their own minds as to which they find more satisfactory. As for the view encouraged by the influence, if not the literal texts, of Bakhtin—namely, that Dostoevsky’s novels are an endless and open-ended “dia...

... with “rational egoism.” Read- ers can make up their own minds as to which they find more satisfactory. As for the view encouraged by the influence, if not the literal texts, of Bakhtin—namely, that Dostoevsky’s novels are an endless and open-ended “dia...

... beside my mom, gripping her hand, as door after door was slammed in our faces. We slept on a friend s living room rug (someone else had the sofa), our sleep interrupted by the howls of their new infant and the stench of dirty dia- pers. From there we moved to a tenement whose other occupants were Chinese...