Emile suggests that what Gay Knowledge has finally made possible is not an objective knowledge of “the workers,” or “the bourgeoisie,” or even sounds and images, but rather a subjective knowledge of the void which grounds us. In the place of the “I think, therefore I am,” it proposes something like: “I speak, therefore I’m not.” Silverman, 140,
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