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the regime o f a possible whose possibilization must prevail over the impossible.
For a possible that would only be possible (non-impossible), a possible surely
and certainly possible, accessible in advance, would be a poor possible, a
futureless possible, a possible already set aside, so to speak, life-assured. This
would be a programme or a causality, a development, a process without an
event” (29).
^ In a prose epitaph that Benita Eisler attributes