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Such a gerund would normally be constructed from the present participle of the verb: différant. Curiously then, the noun différance suspends itself between the two senses of différant — deferring, differing. We might say that it defers differing, and differs from deferring, in and of itself.

Such a gerund would normally be constructed from the present participle of the verb: différant. Curiously then, the noun différance suspends itself between the two senses of différant — deferring, differing. We might say that it defers differing, and differs from deferring, in and of itself.

Such a gerund would normally be constructed from the present participle of the verb: différant. Curiously then, the noun différance suspends itself between the two senses of différant — deferring, differing. We might say that it defers differing, and differs from deferring, in and of itself.

Such a gerund would normally be constructed from the present participle of the verb: différant. Curiously then, the noun différance suspends itself between the two senses of différant — deferring, differing. We might say that it defers differing, and differs from deferring, in and of itself.

Such a gerund would normally be constructed from the present participle of the verb: différant. Curiously then, the noun différance suspends itself between the two senses of différant — deferring, differing. We might say that it defers differing, and differs from deferring, in and of itself.