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  1. Diane Davis (2011). Creaturely Rhetorics. Philosophy and Rhetoric 44 (1):88-94.
    In a 1917 essay entitled “A Difficulty in the Path of Psychoanalysis,” Freud suggests that modern science has dealt three devastating blows to human pride: the Copernican revelation that the earth revolves around the sun, decentering man’s presumed cosmological place in the universe as “lord of the world”; the Darwinian revelation that man shares a common ancestor with apes, which indicates that he is not inherently “a being different from animals or superior to them”; and the Freudian revelation that consciousness (...)
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  2. Diane Davis (2010). By Way of Interruption: Levinas and the Ethics of Communication (Review). Philosophy and Rhetoric 43 (3):289-295.
    The rush of interference that produces gaps and unsettles cognition must be seen as a force that weighs in performatively and must be read. The interruptive moment of interference itself calls for a reading.Community is made of the interruption of singularities, or of the suspension that singular beings are. … Communication is the unworking of work that is social, economic, technical, and institutional.Emmanuel Levinas maintains a crucial distinction between the Said (le Dit) and the Saying (le Dire): whereas the Said (...)
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  3. Diane Davis (2007). The Fifth Risk: A Response to John Muckelbauer's Response. Philosophy and Rhetoric 40 (2):248-256.
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  4. Diane Davis (2005). Addressing Alterity: Rhetoric, Hermeneutics, and the Nonappropriative Relation. Philosophy and Rhetoric 38 (3):191-212.
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