For @AmeniaFreeRev I have a critical review/recap on “Mimesis Expression Construction,” Fredric Jameson’s lectures on Adorno’s aesthetics, in glorious html format — please also check out the poems by Henry Goldkamp and Joe Hall!
https://t.co/PuC17tNxGj
Guy Debord argued that modern life was increasingly being replaced by representations of itself. In 1994, he died by suicide. David Foster Wallace proposed sincerity as an escape from recursive irony. In 2008, he died by suicide. Mark Fisher wrote about the ghosts of futures that never arrived. In 2017, he died by suicide.
Now it is our turn to solve postmodernism.
Issue 2 is LIVE:
feat.:
- Iran + the struggle with imperialist feminisms
- Prairieland + the role of the writer
- Shklovsky + formalism's relation to revolution
- first Eng. translation of René Menil's "The Passage from Poetry to Philosophy"
- ofc, experimental literature
"The persona that emerges from these pages is not ornery or intransigent but passionate and full of quirks."
Alex Lanz reviews "The Man Who Read Everything: The Literary Letters of Harold Bloom": https://t.co/ZRSEiSGSzZ
The great Portuguese writer António Lobo Antunes GCSE has passed away at the age of 83.
Antunes died in Lisbon, the city where he was born, the site of his psychiatric practice, and the setting for many of his 30+ works.
Portugal has declared a national day of mourning.
really says a lot about the state of american liberalism that one of its leading public "intellectuals" is not only completely unfamiliar with the work of one of europe's most prominent living novelists, but apparently takes it as a given that his audience won't be either
What this country has put him through all for the crime of having more bravery in his pinky than any of our elected officials is completely unthinkable