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Phoenix Moomaw
is on page 128 of 168
Excellent chapter on the lessons on community and solidarity that we have chosen to forget or at least let dissipate after the pandemic.
— Dec 23, 2023 12:31PM
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Phoenix Moomaw
is on page 106 of 168
The title is revealed, unveiling a Huxley-ian construction of context to meet at this climax, creating a strong and well supported argument depicting the relationship between women and the health of society.
— Dec 17, 2023 01:05PM
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nathan
is on page 74 of 168
Despair sings into the flesh and literature practices a form love may yet take.
— Oct 16, 2023 05:54PM
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nathan
is on page 70 of 168
..how memory is a practice, a discipline that needs you.
— Oct 16, 2023 05:15PM
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nathan
is on page 68 of 168
How can I remember what I never knew?
*on the Iraq War
— Oct 16, 2023 04:38PM
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*on the Iraq War
nathan
is on page 67 of 168
I wrote the novel in try and learn who I am when I read.
— Oct 16, 2023 04:37PM
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nathan
is on page 67 of 168
The novel moves quickly among settings and situations in an exaggerated echo of daily newspaper and its fundamental disorientation..
— Oct 16, 2023 04:37PM
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nathan
is on page 64 of 168
Alternative history: I have thought or said this myself. Yet what good is this? Instead I want a vision like Dimock's, in which there is a way to ”[live] the present moment within a frame of redemptive, universal history." Literature is an alternative present you practice now.
— Oct 16, 2023 03:40PM
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nathan
is on page 58 of 168
The dream of fiction imagines us into the endless present of despair.
— Oct 16, 2023 03:32PM
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nathan
is on page 55 of 168
.. a book is always in the present tense, until the book itself is lost to history.
— Oct 16, 2023 03:29PM
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nathan
is on page 46 of 168
Correspondence, I stress at the end, is a practice of attention.
I describe correspondence as intimate, as collectively made, as outside the forms of production.
— Oct 16, 2023 12:11AM
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I describe correspondence as intimate, as collectively made, as outside the forms of production.
nathan
is on page 46 of 168
..what literature can offer is practices of attention. Literature Keeps pushing beyond or through or dissolving the forms in which our attention and our language and our narratives and rhetorics take shape, and are disseminated, and establish themselves. So I guess that's what I want.
— Oct 16, 2023 12:11AM
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nathan
is on page 28 of 168
In what forms does friendship happen? There's an ethos and an eros to the question. Correspondence is writing: it's the work of literature but not a product of literature. It's not concerned with production - a text that's known only intimately... Its language and thinking, the process of corresponding, informs whatever work you're doing, whatever day you're in, whatever books we may later, read or write.
— Oct 15, 2023 09:24PM
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nathan
is on page 25 of 168
I guess the economy would suffer if we all stopped working whenever we needed to care for each other. But wouldn't we suffer less?
— Oct 15, 2023 09:22PM
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nathan
is on page 25 of 168
Our labor isn't ours; it bears within it others' work, others' time, their years of frustration, boredom, achievement. And our work radiates through the living hours of those we in no other way know. You may feel what I'm trying to mean.
— Oct 15, 2023 09:21PM
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nathan
is on page 23 of 168
A relationship has a structure that allows it to go on, emotions and responsibilities stable, expectations understood - a way to introduce each other, for example, to family, or to become for one another a family. There is a form, and the recognizability of the form defines this as a relationship. Otherwise what terms to use, what forms to try? How do I know who I could be for you?
— Oct 15, 2023 09:20PM
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nathan
is on page 17 of 168
You can describe these two ways to spend time (writing, working) to spend or sell time as if they made up one story, the story of your life. But in your life they have to happen at the same time. At that time you are due at the office. At that time someone is or may be dying.
— Oct 15, 2023 09:02PM
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Skylar Miklus
is on page 88 of 168
These essays range so wide and yet are clearly planned tightly. Gorgeous!
— Jun 29, 2023 10:51AM
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