Through reading the early work of Walter Benjamin-up to and including the Trauerspiel, author Monad Rrenban elicits a cohesive conception of the wild, inforgettable form, philosophy, as inherent in everything. This book, distinct in its analysis and depth of analysis, elaborates the wild, unforgettable form-philosophy in relation to language, the discipline and the practice of philosophy, criticism, and the politics of death.