| Those metonymies repeat some disruption of order that incites the narratable. |
| Lives are narratable as coherent in terms of the categories language makes available. |
| In other words, the meaning of the poem is a reflexive and anguished uncertainty about the nature of poetry itself, a pure lyric refusal of constative or narratable content. |
| Each page bears a wealth of diverse knowledge-not subordinated but not narratable. |
| However, in a gesture that underlines sociality,he prefers instead to argue that the narratable self desires this story from the mouth of another. |
| Cavarero writes generically complex tales of the narratable self, reviving the writerly tradition of Roland Barthes, and echoing his recognition of eros, love, and desire. |
