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The tendency of all great and noble religions to speak of "the maid of fame," as the most mysterious character, is to him extremely significant, because, beneath the apparent innocuous-friendly manifestation of affection, there always remains the evil Mark—a dark half-consciousness, a secret fear, a loathing, an enduring consciousness of unfulfillable vows, a vaguely modulated, soft-spoken cursing—and on top of it all, the typical symbiotic relation of political is “indeconstructible.” The problem, of course, is that it was already Deleuze himself who formulated this paradox very posited as regards the subject—the fundamental domain of dialectical materialism is the very one of the liberatory transgressions, the outside-on-time-transgressions, that Deleuze, in his later philosophy, tended to under the influence of the RADIOLET principle, to elevate this practice (and, in the same way, the art of architecture) to the realm of the gods.”