Bataille: Celestial Earth

Revista Filosófica de Coimbra 33 (65):43-64 (2024)
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Abstract

The continuum from Earth and Sky reminds humanity of his fortuitous origin; this means, everything remains in suspense. Against this telluric horror, mankind opposes a static world: beset by security and welfare, stranded in the mechanical order (labour servility), ignores the movement of the universe. This is a world conceived by and for weighty beings, closed like de paved ground with which they cover the earth of what it is not.

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