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• Andrew Gallix on the Death of Literature

  
  A Piece of Monologue: Literature, Philosophy & Critical Theory — Authority: 404
  Is literature a work of disappearance?As part of The Guardian websites In Theory series, Andrew Gallix discusses the role of contemporary literature, and the work of Tom McCarthy, Lee Rourke and Lars Iyer: By this token, the novels of Tom McCarthy, Lee Rourke and Iyer himself are not so much evidence of a nouveau ...
  6 days ago

• Like Pages They Flip Depending: An Interview with Vanessa Place

  
  Bad at Sports — Authority: 105
  photo by Robert Ransick When following an agenda or thesis of some kind — in this case, my steady and probing look at hybridity — one often tries to fit multiple practices under one umbrella: there is a desire to keep everything neat and tidy, in order, I suppose, to embolden an intuition with evidence, to make ...
  2 weeks ago

• The Get | Tooshie + A.P.C. Bathing Suit

  
  The Moment — Authority: 127
  A Paris-based swimwear line collaborates with A.P.C. to create an 11-piece capsule collection.
  3 weeks ago

• A Standard Of Measure

  
  Songs of a Semi-Free Man — Authority: 85
  There is one thing of which one can say neither that it isone metre long, nor that it is not one metre long, and that is the standardmetre in Paris. - Ludwig Wittgenstein (1) When scientists decided to come up with the metric system,they needed a standard of measure. A metre stick stored in Paris, made of ...
  3 weeks ago

• Expressing and asserting

  
  Alexander Pruss's Blog — Authority: 108
  Consider the following broadly Wittgensteinian line of thought: Sentences like "I love you", "This is scary" and "God is all powerful" express love, fear and awe respectively. Therefore, sentences like "I love you", "This is scary" and "God is all powerful" are not assertions of propositions. I am happy to ...
  3 weeks ago

• David Markson: “Originally I Was Calling It Wittgenstein’s Niece”

  
  biblioklept — Authority: 586
  More from  David Markson’s  interview at the Dalkey Archive : DM: Originally I was calling it “Wittgenstein’s Niece.” Never knowing, of course, that Thomas Bernhard would eventually publish something called “Wittgenstein’s Nephew.” But even before I submitted it I knew I’d have enough trouble ...
  3 weeks ago

• “I Suppose You Become Addicted to a Certain Kind of Writing” — David Markson on Lowry, Joyce, and Gaddis

  
  biblioklept — Authority: 586
  David Markson  talked with Joseph Tabbi about (among many other things) his friendship with Malcolm Lowry , his love for William Gaddis’s The Recognitions , and how James Joyce  teaches us to read. Read the entire interview at the Dalkey Archive : JT: You mention your critical study of “Volcano.” But ...
  3 weeks ago

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