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- Hegel's legacy.RocíoZambrana -2012 -Southern Journal of Philosophy 50 (2):273-284.Answering the challenge of G. W. F. Hegel's idealism and its perceived logocentrism has arguably been a defining feature of nineteenth- and twentieth-century continental philosophy. Today, in the midst of a Hegel renaissance, Hegel's legacy within continental philosophy is far more ambivalent. In this essay, I cut across debates about the status of Hegel's idealism in order to offer a reflection on the legacy of Hegel by reconstructing a Hegelian notion of legacy. I develop this notion in response to Jacques (...) Derrida's discussion of inheritance in Specters of Marx (1993). Both Hegel and Derrida articulate the structure of legacy, inheritance, and history on the basis of the strictures of gathering. For both, gathering is an act of memory that determines a legacy as a legacy, a history as a history. Gathering determines an event, norm, idea, or institution as something to be passed on for a future to come. While Derrida concludes that inheritance implies decision, Hegel's recollection provides the basis for what I will call a critical history, which contributes to any such decision in crucial ways. (shrink)
- Method, according to Marx: approaches to the critique of political economy in Capital.RocíoZambrana -2025 -Ideas Y Valores 74 (187):115-141.How should we understand the method of the critique of political economy in Capital? Returning to the epistemic problem endemic to the notion of critique in Marx is essential today. The method organizes the relation between the economic analysis of exploitation and the historical analysis of expropriation central to current debates concerning Marx’s corpus. In this article, I seek to establish the significance of the epistemic problem, pointing out the gaps generated when the dialectical character of Marx’s method is suppressed. (...) To this end, I consider two interpretations of Capital, one normative, exemplified by the work of Karen Ng, the other dialectical, exemplified by the work of Stephanie Smallwood. (shrink)No categories
- Introduction.RocíoZambrana -2006 -Graduate Faculty Philosophy Journal 27 (2):5-12.
- Review essay-hegel's practical philosophy-by Robert Pippin.RocíoZambrana -2010 -Graduate Faculty Philosophy Journal 31 (2):423.
- The plantation complex in the colony of Puerto Rico: on material conditions.RocíoZambrana -2021 -Síntesis Revista de Filosofía 4 (2):87-110.This essay develops a loosely understood Marxist notion of material conditions in light of the Caribbean plantation complex. The racial order endemic to the plantation and its continuation in post-emancipation contexts undermines any spurious base/superstructure distinction at work in an understanding of material conditions even in some accounts of racial capitalism. Material conditions are as ideological as they are “infrastructural” (Sylvia Wynter) in being ongoingly articulated by anti-black coordinates of sense. The ongoing actualization of the racial order of slavery is (...) understood not as required by altered material conditions, but rather as altering material conditions. The essay considers the continuity of the racial order of the plantation through the contract in a specific site, namely, post-emancipation Puerto Rico. (shrink)No categories
- Dårlige vaner.RocíoZambrana -2022 -Agora 40 (1):70-90.No categories
- Abstraction and Critique in Marx.RocíoZambrana -2020 - In María Del Del Rosario Acosta López & Colin McQuillan,Critique in German Philosophy: From Kant to Critical Theory. Albany: SUNY Press. pp. 221-236.
- Hypatia Editor's Introduction.RocíoZambrana -2022 -Hypatia 37 (3):469-469.
- Philosophy in the severe style: Method and value in Rose's Hegel and Marx.RocíoZambrana -2025 -Thesis Eleven 186 (1):61-74.In Hegel Contra Sociology, Gillian Rose argues that Hegel's political theory is written in the “severe style,” marking speculative thinking as the appropriate mode of exposition of capitalist modernity. By taking distance from Hegel, she maintains, Marx and Marxism retain a distinction between thought and actuality that forecloses a proper account of capital. I argue that Marx pursues speculative thinking when accounting for capital's logic of self-valorization. Speculative thinking in Rose's sense allows us to move beyond production, linking self-valorization to (...) the historical coming to be of capital. Stephanie Smallwood's work is decisive, moving beyond the commodification of labor power for the extraction of surplus value in free labor, tracing the genesis of the capital relation and the money-form itself to the circulation of African people as commodities in the trade. This is not the prehistory of capital, a primitive accumulation, but the totality of conditions that articulate capital's movement. (shrink)No categories
- Paradoxes of Neoliberalism and the Tasks of Critical Theory.RocioZambrana -2013 -Critical Horizons 14 (1):93-119.Critical theory must add to its agenda “disrupt[ing] the easy passage from critique [to] its neoliberal double”, Nancy Fraser recently argued. Emancipatory movements have not only been transformed by neoliberalism. They have, “unwittingly”, provided powerful “ingredients” for the transition to neoliberalism. This essay examines Axel Honneth and Nancy Fraser’s assessment of and normative proposal for addressing the paradoxes of neoliberalism. The constraints of neoliberalism, I argue, bring into focus the structural challenge of immanent critique as understood within second and third (...) generation Critical Theory. Normative ambivalence within neoliberalism, I maintain, calls for a shift in the way that critical and justificatory practices are understood within the Frankfurt School. (shrink)
- Actuality in Hegel and Marx.RocíoZambrana -2019 -Hegel Bulletin 40 (1):74-91.No categories
- Dialectics of Progress.RocíoZambrana -2017 -Philosophy Today 61 (4):1047-1057.No categories
- Pasarse PolÍticamente: Interrupting Neoliberal Temporality.RocÍoZambrana -2018 -Diacritics 46 (2):96-116.No categories
- Hegel’s logic of finitude.RocíoZambrana -2012 -Continental Philosophy Review 45 (2):213-233.In “Violence and Metaphysics” Jacques Derrida suggests that “the only effective position to take in order not to be enveloped by Hegel would seem to be…to consider false-infinity…irreducible.” Inversely, refuting the charge of logocentrism associated with Hegelian true infinity ( wahrhafte Unendlichkeit ) would involve showing that Hegel’s speculative logic does not establish the infinity of being exempt from the negativity of the finite. This paper takes up Derrida’s challenge, and argues that true infinity is crucial to Hegel’s understanding of (...) ideality as a question of normative authority, which does not fall prey to logocentrism. Through an exposition of the dialectic of the finite and the infinite in Hegel’s Science of Logic , I argue that true infinity is not an ontological category that eliminates division, but rather refers to the metalogical standpoint involved in a philosophical account of determinacy. Although fully achieved at the end of the Logic , the metalogical standpoint that Hegel elaborates in the Seinslogik under the banner of the true infinite already clarifies that determinacy is a product of normative authority that is itself precarious. (shrink)
- Dialectics as Resistance: Hegel, Benjamin, Adorno.RocíoZambrana -2018 - In Bart Zantvoort & Rebecca Comay,Hegel and resistance: history, politics and dialectics. New York: Bloomsbury Academic. pp. 59-77.
- Bad Habits: Habit, Idleness, and Race in Hegel.RocíoZambrana -2021 -Hegel Bulletin 42 (1):1-18.Recent discussions of Hegel's conception of second nature, specifically focused on Hegel's notion of habit (Gewohnheit), have greatly advanced our understanding of Hegel's views on embodied normativity. This essay examines Hegel's account of embodied normativity in relation to his assessment of good and bad habits. Engaging Hegel's account of the rabble (Pöbel) in thePhilosophy of Rightand Frank Ruda's assessment of Hegel's rabble, this essay traces the relation between ethicality, idleness and race in Hegel. In being a figure of refusal in (...) its affirmation of idleness, the rabble disallows the progressive revision of the project of modernity central to Hegel's philosophy. Hegel's discussion of the rabble is thus key to assessing the production of race within Hegel's notion of ethical life. (shrink)No categories
- El legado de Hegel.RocíoZambrana -2012 -Universitas Philosophica 29 (59):15-31.
- (1 other version)Hegel’s Hyperbolic Formalism.RocíoZambrana -2010 -Bulletin of the Hegel Society of Great Britain 61:107-130.
- Subversiones caribeñas de la deuda.RocíoZambrana -2020 -Eidos: Revista de Filosofía de la Universidad Del Norte:57-82.RESUMEN En este artículo exploro subversiones caribeñas de la deuda enfocándome en el caso de Puerto Rico. Desde 2016, la Colectiva Feminista en Construcción ha configurado un terreno y un imaginario político novedoso que ejemplifica la subversión de la deuda en Puerto Rico. Las tácticas de la Colectiva se ubican en la deuda para subvertirla, invirtiendo las posiciones de poder distintivas de la deuda. Elaboro esta inversión/subversión como una expresión de resistencia a través del "desvío", como lo entiende Édouard Glissant (...) en El Discurso Antillano. Imprescindible aquí es el trabajo sobre el sistema mundo colonial de género en el Caribe, en particular en la República Dominicana, de Yuderkys Espinosa Miñoso y Celenis Rodríguez Moreno. El trabajo de Rodríguez Moreno en torno a la "formación de género mimética", nos permite precisar la interrupción de la operación de la colonialidad en cuanto al deseo, el tiempo, y el espacio clave para las acciones de la Colectiva. ABSTRACT In this essay, Caribbean subversions of debt are explored, focusing on the case of Puerto Rico. Since 2016, the Colectiva Feminista en Construcción has designed a new ground and political imaginary that exemplifies the subversion of debt in Puerto Rico. The Collectiva's tactics subvert indebtedness, reversing the positions of power that debt generates. This inversion/subversion is elaborated as an expression of resistance through "detour", as Édouard Glissant understands it in Caribbean Discourse. The work ofYuderkys Espinosa Miñoso and Celenis Rodriguez Moreno on the colonial/modern gender system in the Caribbean, particularly in the Dominican Republic, is essential. Furthermore, the work of Rodríguez Moreno on the "mimetic formation of gender" allows pinpointing the interruption of coloniality regarding the desire, the time, and the space for the actions of la Colectiva. (shrink)
- Schlechte Angewohnheiten: Gewohnheit, Müßiggang und Rasse bei Hegel.RocíoZambrana -2022 -Deutsche Zeitschrift für Philosophie 70 (4):663-684.Recent discussions of Hegel’s conception of second nature, specifically focused on Hegel’s notion of habit, have greatly advanced our understanding of Hegel’s views on embodied normativity. This essay examines Hegel’s account of embodied normativity in relation to his assessment of good and bad habits. Engaging Hegel’s account of the rabble in the Philosophy of Right and Frank Ruda’s assessment of Hegel’s rabble, this essay traces the relation between ethicality, idleness and race in Hegel. In embodying a position of refusal in (...) its affirmation of idleness, the rabble disallows the progressive revision of the project of modernity central to Hegel’s philosophy. Hegel’s discussion of the rabble is thus key to assessing the production of race within Hegel’s notion of ethical life. (shrink)
- Editors’ Introduction:Hypatia's Feminism in Translation Initiative.RocíoZambrana &Bonnie Mann -2022 -Hypatia 37 (2):221-222.
- Critique and the Possibility of Radical Politics: Symposium on Sina Kramer’sExcluded Within: The (Un)Intelligibility of Radical Political Actors, Oxford University Press, 2017.RocíoZambrana,María del Rosario Acosta López &Sina Kramer -2019 -Political Theory 47 (6):864-884.
- Kant's Hyperbolic Formalism.RocíoZambrana -2012 -Idealistic Studies 42 (1):37-56.Hegel famously argued that Kantian Moralität is an empty formalism. This article offers a defense of Kant’s formalism and suggests that it is crucial to Hegel’s own idealism. My defense, however, depends on reading Kantian morality non-morally, as a theory of normative authority. Through a reading of the Grundlegung and Religion, the article delineates Kant’s hyperbolic formalism—the insistence on giving an account of the form of rational agency by isolating willing from all content. The article accordingly assesses Kant’s understanding of (...) autonomy as a matter of institution-subjection. It also critically engages Henry Allison’s groundbreaking work on Kant. Hegel follows Kant in arguing that determinacy is a matter of institution-subjection, and in the Logic provides a radically formalist justification of the role of normative authority in determinacy. Unlike Kant, who articulates institution-subjection as a matter of an isolated subject, Hegel shows that institution-subjection is a matter of social practices. (shrink)
- Whither Theory? Debts to Caliban’s “Woman”.RocíoZambrana -2021 -Diacritics 49 (1):83-88.
- Sonsgsuk Susan Hahn, Contradiction in Motion: Hegel's Concept of Life and Value. Ithaca: Cornell University Press, 2007. ISBN 978-0-8014-4444-9. Pp. xv + 220. [REVIEW]RocíoZambrana -2009 -Hegel Bulletin 30 (1-2):105-110.No categories
- The Promise of Politics. [REVIEW]RocíoZambrana -2006 -Graduate Faculty Philosophy Journal 27 (1):219-222.October fourteenth of this year marks the centenary of Hannah Arendt’s birth. This provides occasion to reflect on the political and philosophical thought of one who, due to her concerted effort to understand the political terrain of her time “without banisters”, can be characterized as one of the most original and insightful political theorists of the twentieth century. The unorthodox and even elusive character of her claims has often made them seem contradictory, as if incapable of forming a coherent political (...) theory. This has made for a burgeoning literature and lively debates on, for instance, how to understand some of her central categories such as action, freedom, power, and authority; how to read her work, that is, whether through the lens of her political theory as laid out in The Human Condition or through the lens of her examination of the elements that crystallized into totalitarianism in The Origins of Totalitarianism; and whether her existential politics contains elements of decisionism, or, rather, her insistence on plurality and speech offers a version of participatory politics. (shrink)
- Karin de Boer. "On Hegel: The Sway of the Negative". [REVIEW]RocíoZambrana -2011 -The Owl of Minerva 43 (1/2):211-220.
- Sonsgsuk Susan Hahn's Contradiction in Motion: Hegel’s Concept of Life and Value. [REVIEW]RocíoZambrana -2009 -Bulletin of the Hegel Society of Great Britain 59:105-109.Export citation
Bookmark - The Promise of Feminist Philosophy.Bonnie Mann,Erin McKenna,Camisha Russell &RocíoZambrana -2019 -Hypatia 34 (3):394-400.
- RocíoZambrana. Hegel’s Theory of Intelligibility. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2015. ISBN 978-0-226-28011-0 . Pp. 183. $40.00. [REVIEW]Nathan Ross -2016 -Hegel Bulletin 40 (2):1-5.No categories
- Hegel’s Theory of Intelligibility by RocíoZambrana.Stephen Houlgate -2017 -Journal of the History of Philosophy 55 (1):172-173.This is a rich and thought-provoking study of Hegel’s all-too-often neglected masterpiece, the Science of Logic.Zambrana draws on commentators, such as Robert Pippin, Robert Brandom and Karin de Boer, to construct a highly original and challenging interpretation of the Logic. Her principal thesis is that, for Hegel, our conceptions of nature, self, and society are not simply given to us but are the “product of reason”. More precisely, such conceptions, through which we render the world and ourselves intelligible, (...) are norms that have to be authorized by reason within a specific historical context or shape of “spirit.”Zambrana’s Hegel thus follows Kant in identifying reason as the source of authority... (shrink)
- Book Review: A review of RocíoZambrana’sColonial Debts: The Case of Puerto Rico. [REVIEW]Sabrina Bungash -forthcoming -Philosophy and Social Criticism.No categories
- La tradición política en la obra de Hannah Arendt.Rocío Cisneros -2014 - Bogotá D.C.: Editorial Universidad del Rosario.Reivindicación de Maquiavelo en la obra de Hannah Arendt -- Acercamientos a Max Weber desde una crítica a la modernidad -- La violencia como disolución de lo político.
- Mysterium tremendum e historicidad: Apuntes sobre la nivelación el tedio.Rocío Garcés -2005 - In Angel Alvarez Gómez,Paideia. Santiago de Compostela: Universidade de Santiago de Compostela, Servizo de Publicacións e Intercambio Científico.No categories
- El pelo de la dehesa. Notas sobre el uilicus plautino.Rocío Carande Herrero -forthcoming -Nova et Vetera.No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- Social Education in Prisons in Spain.Rocío Nicolás López,Francisco del Pozo Serrano &Fernando Gil Cantero -2024 -ENCYCLOPAIDEIA 28 (69):59-72.The aim of this research is to analyse the socio-pedagogical actions carried out in Spanish prisons. To do so, we begin by analysing the main regulations covering educational policy in prisons, share as an essential axis the orientation of the custodial sentence towards the re-education and social reintegration of the prisoners, serving as a basis for justifying social intervention. Secondly, we analysed the prison population, where we observed a prevalence of men over women, a greater presence of crimes related to (...) material offences and an average age of the population between 35 and 45 years old. Thirdly, based on the legislative and contextualized review, we analysed the programmes that are carried out in prison, the socio-educational potentials that may arise, through their principal objectives and the target groups they are aimed at, with the purpose of detecting good socio-educational practices. We underline the social and pedagogical function of these activities, as opposed to the therapeutic vision from which they emanate, highlighting the emancipatory potential of such an approach. Finally, we conclude with the professionalizing principles that can guide good practices in socio-educational intervention in prison, both in the Spanish context and in other countries with similar characteristics. (shrink)No categories
- Algunos aportes feministas a la teoría del Estado.Rocío. Alfaro Molina -2002 -Revista de Filosofía de la Universidad de Costa Rica 40 (100):119-124.No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- Análisis ideológico de las teorías sociobiológicas.Rocío Alfaro Molina &Mária Helena León -2002 -Revista de Filosofía de la Universidad de Costa Rica 40 (100):113-118.No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- Wittgenstein, On Mathematical Proof.G.Zambrana Casta eda -1995 -Boston Studies in the Philosophy of Science 172:235-248.
- The Proximate Causes of Waorani Warfare.Rocio Alarcon,James Yost,Pamela Erickson &Stephen Beckerman -2019 -Human Nature 30 (3):247-271.In response to recent work on the nature of human aggression, and to shed light on the proximate, as opposed to ultimate, causes of tribal warfare, we present a record of events leading to a fatal Waorani raid on a family from another tribe, followed by a detailed first-person observation of the behavior of the raiders as they prepared themselves for war, and upon their return. We contrast this attack with other Waorani aggressions and speculate on evidence regarding their hormonal (...) underpinnings. On-the-ground ethnographic observations are examined in light of the neuroendocrinological literature. The evidence suggests a chain of causality in launching lethal violence, beginning with a perceived injury, culminating in a massacre, and terminating in rejoicing. Although no blood or saliva samples were taken at the time of this raid, the behaviors were consistent with a deliberate initiation of the hormonal cascade characterizing the “fight-or-flight” response, along with other hormonal changes. We conclude with observations on the stratified interrelationships of the cognitive, social, emotional, and neuroendocrinological causes of aggression leading to coalitional male homicide. (shrink)No categories
- Pre-exposure Schedule Effects on Generalization of Taste Aversion and Palatability for Thirsty and Not Thirsty Rats.Rocío Angulo -2018 -Frontiers in Psychology 9.
- La figura Del “hombre común” en el Marco de la legitimidad de proximidad:¿ Un nuevo sujeto político?Rocío Annunziata -2013 -Astrolabio 15.No categories
- La representación de los militantes peronistas en la prensa argentina: la cobertura del diario La Nación del acto organizado por la juventud peronista el 11 de marzo de 2011.Rocío Flax -2014 -Logos: Revista de Lingüística, Filosofía y Literatura 24 (1):15-29.El presente artículo se inscribe dentro de un proyecto que busca examinar la construcción discursiva de la organización política argentina denominada Juventud Peronista. En el presente trabajo, se analizan tres noticias aparecidas en el diario “La Nación”, correspondientes a un acto encabezado por Cristina Fernández y organizado por distintas corrientes militantes kirchneristas, en conmemoración de la victoria electoral de Héctor Cámpora, el 11 de marzo de 2011. Este acto supuso el afianzamiento de la Juventud Peronista actual en la escena política (...) argentina. El objetivo del trabajo es examinar la forma en que se presenta a los jóvenes militantes kirchneristas a partir de un análisis de la transactividad para observar el rol que se les adjudica como actores sociales. Para la consecución del análisis, se utilizan principalmente las herramientas de la Lingüística Crítica, las cuales se complementarán con la Teoría de la Valoración. El Análisis Crítico del Discurso constituye el marco teórico en el cual se inscribe el proyecto. Concluiremos que si bien los militantes, en general, y los jóvenes, en particular, aparecen mayormente en el rol de agente y no de afectado, se trata de acciones secundarias, en tanto organizadores del acto; acciones que semánticamente connotan pasividad, por ejemplo, pedidos que la Presidenta debe cumplir; o acciones incluidas en el discurso referido de Cristina Fernández. (shrink)No categories
- Sick and Blamed.Rocío Lorca -2021 -Netherlands Journal of Legal Philosophy 50 (2):142-150.Sick and Blamed: Criminal Law in the Chilean Response to COVID-19 The Chilean government called upon ideas of social solidarity to fight the pandemic of SARS-CoV-2 and it relied heavily on the criminal law in order to secure compliance with sanitary restrictions. However, because restrictions and prosecutorial policy did not take into account social background and people’s ability to comply with the law, prosecutions soon created groups of people who were being both over-exposed to disease and death, and over-exposed to (...) control, blame and punishment. The configuration of this overpoliced and underprotected group became so visibly unjust that appealing to social solidarity to justify the criminal enforcement of sanitary restrictions became almost insulting. This forced the Fiscal Nacional to develop a ‘socially sensitive’ prosecutorial strategy, something that we have not often seen despite Chile’s inequalities. The changes in policy by the Fiscal Nacional suggest that perhaps, at times, penal institutions can be made accountable for acting in ways that create estrangement rather than cohesion. (shrink)No categories
- Témoigner, résister : photographies de femmes au Chiapas.Rocío N. Martínez -2004 -Clio 19:6-6.Cet article analyse quatre photographies qui révèlent différents modes de vie et de résistance combattante des femmes indigènes au Chiapas. On les voit ainsi s’organiser et transformer leur propre image. En même temps, elles construisent leur autonomie à la lumière du genre et à travers la conscience de leur statut social et de leur appartenance au peuple indigène de Mexico. « Personne ne peut nous prendre ce que nous sommes » (Commandante Esther, EZLN).
- Crítica de libros.Rocío Orsi Portalo,Silvia Castro García,María Jou García,Sara Ferreiro Lago,Francisco Blanco Brotons,Ariel Martínez,Adara Cifre Eberhardt,Marina García-Granero Gascó,Ramón A. Feenstra,Margarita Boladeras Cucurella,Pedro Francés-Gómez,Cristina Rodríguez Marciel,Jorge Ledo,Antonio Gómez Ramos &Noelia Bueno-Gómez -2017 -Isegoría 56:319-389.
- El héroe que desencantó la razón.Rocío Orsi Portalo -2006 -la Lámpara de Diógenes 7 (12):160-168.No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- Parrhesía y epimeleia heautou en la construcción del sujeto político.Rocío Nili Ferrada Rau -2020 -Revista Ethika+ 2:19-35.Este artículo se centra en el análisis hermenéutico focaultiano de cuatro nociones del pensamiento griego clásico: La Parrhesía o discurso veraz, la Paideia o educación, la Psicagogia o conducción de las almas, y por último la Epimeleia Heautou o el cuidado del sí mismo. Se esboza que mediante el discurso verdadero un mentor conduce el alma de su discípulo en su propia construcción o transformación, emergiendo un sujeto político que será apto para gobernar las almas de los otros hombres, mediante (...) la verdad, la ética y la política. (shrink)No categories
- Posmodernidad: capítulo culminante de la Historia del Ojo.Rocío Martín-Crespo Rodríguez -2009 -A Parte Rei 63:18.No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- Diversity in the mechanisms of gene regulation by estrogen receptors.Rocio Sanchez,Denis Nguyen,Walter Rocha,John H. White &Sylvie Mader -2002 -Bioessays 24 (3):244-254.The sequencing of the human genome has opened the way for using bioinformatics to identify sets of genes controlled by specific regulatory signals. Here, we review the unexpected diversity of DNA response elements mediating transcriptional regulation by estrogen receptors (ERs), which control the broad physiological effects of estrogens. Consensus palindromic estrogen response elements are found in only a few known estrogen target genes, whereas most responsive genes contain only low‐affinity half palindromes, which may also control regulation by other nuclear receptors. (...) ERs can also regulate gene expression in the absence of direct interaction with DNA, via protein–protein interactions with other transcription factors or by modulating the activity of upstream signaling components, thereby significantly expanding the repertoire of estrogen‐responsive genes. These diverse mechanisms of action must be taken into account in screening for potential estrogen‐responsive sequences in the genome or in regulatory regions of target genes identified by expression profiling. BioEssays 24:244–254, 2002. © 2002 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.; DOI 10.1002/bies.10066. (shrink)
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