Therefore one writes, but this word is written for somebody who could be anybody. But I don't address anybody. There is no oneness of my readers. One must choose. Law, borders, morality are each differently related to a hospitality that neither politics nor law can provide.
Prison is the opposite of hospitality.
I found part of me repeating this scene, starting anew. There is pleasure in repetition, an anticipation. In the course of Safaa Fathi's hour-long D'Ailleurs Derrida the viewer becomes increasingly grateful for the opportunity of rapprochement with Derrida that the film provides. For many watching Fathi's documentary perhaps proved more enlightening than hours of arid discussions. My desire is to relive everything, but repeat nothing.