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| In this possible motion from claims of coherence and integrity to assertions of autonomy and anteriority, the problem of the book--in particular vis-a-vis Jewish culture--emerges" (189). Around the same time as Toroni and Buren (the question of anteriority gets particularly thorny here), Viallat decided to stick to a single shape, endlessly repeated in his canvases and thus briefly acquiring the status of a "readymade. But imagined druidical prophecies and assertions of the druids' anteriority did nothing to change their utter extinction, a fact of which, as we saw in Wye's impassioned defense, Drayton was well aware; and so, when the poet focuses on the druids often their death has a looming presence. |
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