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  1. Jan 2020
    1. analysis

      cp. Pierre Macherey. "On the Process of Exposition of Capital," in Reading Capital: The Complete Edition, London (Verso: 2016).

      Macherey includes an extended discussion of the multiple ways that 'analysis' occurs in Ch. 1, Sec. 1.

  2. Sep 2015
    1. It is in the significant silences of a text, in its gaps and absences, that the presence of ideology can be most positively felt. It is these silences which the critic must make 'speak'. The text is, as it were, ideologically forbidden to say certain things; in trying to tell the truth in his own way, for example, the author finds himself forced to reveal the limits of the ideology within which he writes. He is forced to reveal its gaps and silences, what it is unable to articulate. Because a text contains these gaps and silences, it is always incomplete.

      Macherey's Theory of Silences