Saturday, November 24, 2012
Variation auf kein Thema
1.13 »Die Tatsachen im logischen Raum sind die Welt.«
Durs Gruenbein S. 49 of Falten und Fallen
see: Wittgenstein and the propellor (Manchester ?)
Newton's pebble
Falten See : Melville, "Clarel" 'rose'
LW the rose versus the petals ;Melville and gender, desire
life after Tract. L-P.
Fallen : The world is all that is the case. »Die Welt ist alles, was der Fall ist.«
Unfall : see S. 48 The case of man. The case of a man. The cases of men. In the case of man. In case of accident,
Ambulance and Unfall : the opening of Musil, The man without Qualities.
Two men at sea : Melville, The author of The Aeneid. – "Virgil, quick come see …"
Melville as mystic. Peraonal history and fiction. Posthumous fame.
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The 2006 Norton Critical Edition of "The Confidence-Man"
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