Not abstraction but subtraction.
The fullness of nothing...

Not abstraction but subtraction.


The fullness of nothingness. That is the reason for the insistence on the zero point.


Against the term ���absurd���. It presupposes the meaningful as the normal. But that is precisely the illusion[;] the absurd is the normal.


Everything so meaningless, yet at the same time the way one speaks is so normal, i.e. modern language may have shrunken ��� compared with Kafka���s epic language, brought as it were to the point of indifference with the absolute subject ��� but [it is] never replaced by linguistic absurdity


Criticism of B[eckett] amounts to the statement: but all that is terrible, it simply cannot be. Answer: it is terrible.


The fact that B[eckett] retains the label ���novel���. What has become of the novel.


Something infinitely liberating comes from B[eckett] vis-��-vis death. What is it?


From Kafka the most effective motif [is] that of the Hunter Gracchus. Death, silence, without voices, as the unattainable goal. Living is dying because it is a not-being-able-to-die.


Adorno on Beckett

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