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| | The New York Review of Books: 'L'Affaire Derrida': Another Exchange |
 | | For, when he comes to talk about the book, he makes almost everything he has to say turn around this incident, neglecting, in his promotional haste, to explain how my "position" is, as he nevertheless recognizes in one line, "more complex" than Mr. |
 | | Le Nouvel Observateur, in fact, like all journals, sells the reprint rights of its articles or interviews abroad. |
 | | She wrote that whereas Derrida "would have wished" ("aurait souhaité") that his permission be asked concerning the translationa courtesy, she said, that was forgotten by Le Nouvel Observateur as well as by Wolinshe nonetheless could guarantee Wolin that there would be no further consequences ("cette affaire n'aurait pas d'autre suite"). |
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