R. Rawdon Wilson, In Palamedes’ Shadow: Explorations in Play, Game, and Narrative Theory (1990) p. 168
Indeed, to understand one such collection may make the others tenuous: their boundaries, to use one of Derrida’s images, may begin to tremble. The tenuousness and uncertainty of boundaries are, always and already, implicit in the notion of a collection.
The tenuousness is not a question of completion.
What I gather is what I have gathered including the wish for the collectible which is not yet collected. What I have gathered contains a history of accessions. The wish and the history are not always accessible.
And so for day 208
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