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>where of nowhere, nowhere else than this "where"
>without elsewhere

In a very specific "place" that isn't a place. But i think the author is trying to be specific without outlining space.

>the spirit emerges, infinite concentration in itself

Spirit as an infinite source. Doesn't say if its self-generating, perpetual or infinite by some other means

>the breath or wind that alone fills up holes
Captures some form of movement or process. Makes me think of how money or capital operates when it spreads over spaces.

So Spirit is an transcendental thing that permeates and spreads, but isn't really found in a "where", but found in a specific negation of a "where".

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How do you understand continental philosophy when you encounter sentences like this:>Here, in the where of nowhere, and nowhere else than this…

How do you understand continental philosophy when you encounter sentences like this:
>Here, in the where of nowhere, and nowhere else than this…