On Cixous's tongue (beyond scopic desire))

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Angelaki 9 (1):179-187 (2004)
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In chapter 3 of Genesis, the serpent speaks to Eve and foretells: if Adam and Eve taste the fruit, their eyes will open and they will be like gods, “knowing good and evil” (iii, 5). As soon as the...

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