… bility as aporia can … on aporia as entryways to my reflections on validity and as connections
to unfoldings of my own stuck places within validity. More specifically, I apply Derrida’s aporia …

… The borders of music and life ask us to know the unknowable, and it is the ways in which
they conjoin in knowing the unknowable that I broadly call aporia in this essay. It is at the aporia …

When we speak of mystics, we normally think of people who have confessed extraordinary
experiences of divine presence. But mysticism can also refer to the ways that people have …

In this article I examine some significant problems found in current discussions of the `agent-structure'
problem in international relations, suggesting that they result in serious gaps and …

… kinds of aporia; for others, it could make matters worse. And for some states of aporia,
alleviating … Perhaps the state of aporia is one to which we need to be returned; not by having a …

1. Definition and Chaos. Definitions are always inconclusive because theorising is not only
complicated but complex. Complicated problems are linear and have a very large, but finite …

… distinguished by being what we may call aporia-based. By this I mean that the inquiry is
motivated, structured and directed by a particular aporia: aporia in the sense of the puzzlement …

… By contrast, he situates his own work as an experience of interminable aporia wherein ‘we …
the aporia which denotes the impossibility of any total or non-negotiable border. The aporia is …

… pain and aporia, a situation in which I do not know what to do.… I have to face up to the
experience of the aporia. And I must … Derrida would never even be able to state his aporia unless …

If the Indian will go to work, will form habits of industry, we will have no need for the Commissioner
of Indian Affairs, no need for the establishment of Indian agencies, no need for Indian …