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If, as it appears to me, a book is communication, the author is only one link in a unity of different readings.Georges Bataille from his essay "Sur Nietzsche". --tr. unidentified


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Interconnectedness is part of the terminology of a worldview which sees a oneness in all things. A similar term, interdependence, is sometimes used instead, although there are slightly different connotations. Both terms tend to refer to the idea that all things are of a single underlying substance and reality, and that there is no true separation deeper than appearances. Some feel that 'interconnectedness' and similar terms are part of a contemporary lexicon of mysticism, which is based on the same core idea of universal oneness.

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connection - entity - relation - link - intertextuality - six degrees of separation - nexus - rhizome

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