dear soft_skinned
thank you for clarifications, Alan.
you never meant to draw us into the second lives and virtual spaces as such (as
well as the extended terrain of social
media, f-book, online lists, etc) or examine avatars and digital online spaces ,
but you felt that at issue - when
The fourth week of October's -empyre- discussion will start tomorrow,
continuing with the topic of Pain, Suffering, and Death in the Real and
Virtual. The guest will be Maria Damon. Her biographical information is
below. I've followed Maria's work for a long time, and it has always
amazed
On 22/10/12 17:10, Alan Sondheim wrote: Celan, an inertness or silence
that's uncanny.
isn't Celan's speaking 'uncanny'? 'uncanny' is not the word. The word
will have the smell of almonds and bite like teeth.
But that the word can, is uncanny - can as in a meditation of Nietzsche
be
