Non-Philosophy: Inscribing the Cancellation of Philosophies

In this chapter, they discuss the concept of non-philosophy and its relationship to philosophy, language, and art. They explore the idea of inscribing the cancellation of philosophies onto theological aspects, using examples like 'God without being' and 'the one without all.' They explain how non-philosophy has a theoretical aspect, an analytic aspect, and artistic effects.

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