Burden of Light
“A figure dressed in white, walks along the white line in the middle of the highway. He becomes visible only […]
Category: deconstruction
Lucky’s Speech
It was years—decades even—from the time I first read Samuel Beckett’s Waiting for Godot before seeing a production of it. In that […]
Lucky’s Speech
It was years—decades even—from the time I first read Samuel Beckett’s Waiting for Godot before seeing a production of it. In that […]
Bloomsday: My Conversion
Happy Bloomsday! It’s a greeting I thought I’d never say. But here we are: June 16. I’m wearing a fucking […]
Bloomsday: My Conversion
Happy Bloomsday! It’s a greeting I thought I’d never say. But here we are: June 16. I’m wearing a fucking […]
On Dada (Part 2 of 2)
With dada, Ball here, as in his poetry, dispenses with conventional, communicative language. Both dada as well as dada show […]
On Dada (Part 2 of 2)
With dada, Ball here, as in his poetry, dispenses with conventional, communicative language. Both dada as well as dada show […]
On Dada (Part 1 of 2)
What we seem to have here is a problem of genealogy. At times, Blanchot parses surrealism inflected as dada and […]
On Dada (Part 1 of 2)
What we seem to have here is a problem of genealogy. At times, Blanchot parses surrealism inflected as dada and […]
Rocks in Your Head
Timothy Morton is an English scholar at Rice University. He is also a “speculative realist.” That’s fancy theoretical talk for […]
