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I am enjoying this text especially as I both agree
with and disagree with the author in several
registers. His use of the texts of Jarry
is interesting and admirable, but the overall
scope of the work is negative, if forthrightly
so. It's the sort of 'is
ah
ha
You have to meet the marebito..
Until then, it's no use trying to explain..
Not-an-Explanation:
Do you not live
in a dualistic
O.S.mology?
You may be
interested in
a Japanese Boo
ddhist sect
called jikkhai { you know maybe jicky?}
who do not see
good and evil
as in absolute
opposition
I love this text - I'm about to review a Stafford book (that's how I got
it at the SLSA) - Body Criticism - have you read it? What's your take on
her? Also given your interests, you should absolutely check out Lingis'
Excesses if you haven't, as well as his more recent work - Alan
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oily fur assulted once too often. Was the oil interleaved with the sorrow.
Was the fluffiness like death. Was the dump only a memory. Is the fur a
device to be destroyed in bitter grief. I will rejoice
On my way to Zurich I just met a colleague at the airport. We both fly
routinely. I can't do it anymore. he said. All this air travel is just too
much downtime for me. I moved onward passing through airport lobbies in New
York City, London, and finally my Swiss destination. In these inbetween
extravaganza
I definitely want to look at whatever you suggest alan. The Echolalia book
sounds fascinating, but then I have always had a thing for zone books.
As for the O'Reilly stuff. It all sounds great, but really
I get enough Geektopia at work so I kind of like to get in a more 18th
Century mood at home,
In a message dated 11/19/05 5:11:48 PM Central Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
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On Sat, 19 Nov 2005, phanero wrote:
I definitely want to look at whatever you suggest alan. The Echolalia book
sounds fascinating, but then I have always had a thing for zone books.
As for the O'Reilly stuff. It all sounds great, but really
I get enough Geektopia at work so I kind of like to
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Date: Sun, 20 Nov 2005 11:26:56 +0900
From: siratori kenji [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: HYPERTEXT: End Fraction
http://rumble.sy2.com/nov05/endfraction/legend.html
Kenji Siratori: a Japanese cyberpunk writer who is currently
3 events 3 images
panama canal where it all began, airships floating dreamily above the
softly warming waters, languorous women smiling, men murmuring sweet
nothings in misty light
chicago fire where cities burned into fantastic rococo grotesquerie,
baroque grottos, flames mushrooming high
The O'Reilly 'think' books and stuff like Bennahum really hold me however
- if anything these have to do with communalities, not tech -
of course.. you can imagine a kind of floppy freckled useless flipper a
zombi-flipper growing
from my head, perhaps it's pierced with the etymology of
gravel
pavement
red or
or
der
span naps
per
spires
(radar/radar)
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dire
ride
Ah - I noticed that image right away myself, Hello Dali -
can't think of Dali deploying anything resembling this
except perhaps the canes echo Dali's crutches..
No I see this as part of an older tradition involving
the voices of things, that the character of things
is closely analogous to
I knew the Zone books were numbered; I've never heard anyone reference
them that way. At this point I have only a few; I've traded some in,
including alas The Accursed Share. Saw a Bataille at the Salvation Army
today on the other hand...
- Alan
On Sat, 19 Nov 2005, phanero wrote:
The
Also, what about segmentalism? Not sure what you're referencing here -
Alan
On Sat, 19 Nov 2005, phanero wrote:
Ah - I noticed that image right away myself, Hello Dali -
can't think of Dali deploying anything resembling this
except perhaps the canes echo Dali's crutches..
No I see this as
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