Re: originary difficulty

Dear Ray,
are you kidding? Your comment:
"Most of them are sort of off-key and not very good representations of
Derrida, ie. Wigley."

spn: Ray, Wigley is one of the best that architecture has in the
extremely difficult task of thinking architecture. We have much to learn
from his _The Architecture of Deconstruction_. MIT 1994. I also have a
particular interest in Mark's work because I am very familiar with his
primary thesis that entails his Heideggerian entry into Deconstruction.
So again, stop thumbing your nose at what you really don't know.

sp(i)n
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