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This video discusses the concept of phenomenal authorization, which is the relationship between authorship authorization and authority. The concept is developed from Heidegger's thought and is implicit in Kafka's writing. The worldhood of the world is proto-textual in nature, and this is what was intended from the very first philosophical usage of the term logos by Heraclitus of Ephesus. Individual persons are potentially co-authors over the narrative structure of the cosmos, but authorship belongs not only to writers in the literal sense. Folklore is associated with tribal cultures and is the oldest form of narrative. Hedayat was a folklorist, and the novel is the most modern form of literary expression. The revolution of subjectivity occurred around the time of Descartes, and first-person narratives emerged for the first time. This turning point had not taken place until around the time of Pascal.
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