aberrant definition
aberrant phenomenon by means of which we manage to keep the dead alive inside, encrypted. In other words, incorporation implies the rejection of the loss: we have not lost anything. Writing, once accomplished, cannot claim one or the other without claiming both: like memory, writing resists loss; like memory, it can function only in loss. Between Scylla and Charybdis: there we have the passage into writing. It cannot be a cure without being at the same time a poison: it happens in life/death, and it happens as a curious form of survival, of resurrection. It is an impersonal resurrection which the suffering subject has given out while simultaneously giving up: the task of the writer.21 For Llewelyn again:
aberrant heat-modifiability versus normal heat- modifiability Summary Acknowledgements