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I want to echo Ana's post below; one statistic that came out two days ago
- in the United States, one out of every thirty children will be homeless
sometime in his or her life. In a country with such enormous wealth, there
is so
--empyre- soft-skinned space--In my previous post I introduced the speculative thought which suggests
wrestling with the 'hard' religious text of Islam. It seams we have been
there before, nevertheless the ideological vacuum of contemporary world
gives way to the new
--empyre- soft-skinned space--I don’t really know American poetry, by which I mean not know it the way I know
Paul Celan. the way I know Szymborska. Through the fibers of my skin, through
postmemory. Language that is composed of words that bear a thousands victims
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ps (to last night)
I just wanted to acknowledge, in addition, some of the contributions to our
discussions over the past days, from John Hopkins, Erik Ehn, and Christina
Spiesel; and I found it interesting,
in the contexts of human
--empyre- soft-skinned space--... The impossible language, that of our oppressor —and I was forbidden to
learn German as a child yet I read Goethe and Schiller in translation. I
work with Goethe because it is the forever stained text which no longer can
be read without
--empyre- soft-skinned space--the discussion wants to open its eyes and ears to the truth of terror
and violence and insists or in some cases concedes - in very general
terms, forgive me - that the vicious circle of
perpetration-victimisation-witnessing expresses or