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"This book argues that the possibility of reading and writing history is tied to the endurance of traces of the past and their coming to legibility, allegorically, at a given time.
Through attentive readings of a range of texts - including theoretical writings, diaries, newspaper reports, and "live" television broadcasts - In the Event elaborates the ways in which allegory disrupts our presumptions of continuity and simultaneity between the image (whatever its medium) and what we take it to represent."--BOOK JACKET.
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