“…the subject that speaks is less the responsible agent of a discourse (what holds it, what uses it to assert and judge, what sometimes represents itself in it by means of a grammatical form designed to have that effect) than a non-existence in whose emptiness the unending outpouring of language uninterruptedly continues.”
—Michel Foucault, Maurice Blanchot: The Thought from Outside, translated by Jeffrey Mehlman and Brian Massumi