Xavier Villaurrutia on Abraham Ángel
At the beginning of November I was in Mexico City for a short holiday-cum-research trip. One of my research projects […]
At the beginning of November I was in Mexico City for a short holiday-cum-research trip. One of my research projects […]
At the beginning of November I was in Mexico City for a short holiday-cum-research trip. One of my research projects […]
I recently read three short books, all fiction about Mexico: the novel Signs Preceding the End of the World by […]
The very few books I was able to read in 2016. Maybe the first two don’t really count: the first […]
The very few books I was able to read in 2016. Maybe the first two don’t really count: the first […]
With dada, Ball here, as in his poetry, dispenses with conventional, communicative language. Both dada as well as dada show […]
With dada, Ball here, as in his poetry, dispenses with conventional, communicative language. Both dada as well as dada show […]
What we seem to have here is a problem of genealogy. At times, Blanchot parses surrealism inflected as dada and […]