Embolalia

What I didn’t write above, in part because of my own policing of the boundaries of commentary and interpretation – and in part because despite the direct comment on your site and your text I did not take the chance of addressing you directly – is that, in reference to economies of desire, of risk and response, exposure and recognition, as well as to the anxieties of an unavoidable excess in my own investments in the responses of others evident also in these endless subclauses: I genuinely see something like courage in your words, an obscure responsibility as the unacknowledged, secret, ‘embarrassing’ truth working through every line, even a kind of movement of resistance the content of which, even the existence of which, cannot be separated from the action, in each instance, of publishing, and of publishing on-line. “You are caught in the net. You can cut the meshes, but the net is there.” And without there being any single or stable answer to be simply formulated and formalised, it is this manifestation of everyday negotiations and resistances which constantly forces the question, in each instance and ‘in general’.