My X's
About This Book
1 Imagine if every interview started with epigraphs. The one who merely flees is not yet free. In fleeing he is still conditioned by that from which he flees. ― Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel We can say any truth and any falsehood. We can affirm and negate in the same breath. We can construe material impossibility at will; in the Hegelian dialectic man ‘falls up’. Thus language itself possesses and is possessed by the dynamics of fiction. To speak, either to oneself or to another, is in the most
| Category | humanities |
|---|---|
| Subject | Autobiography: writers, Creative writing and creative writing guides, Interviews / discussions |
| Year | 2023 |
| Authors | |
| Chapters | 31 |
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| Price | |
| Institution | University of North Alabama |
| License | Creative Commons - Attribution - https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ |
Chapters
- 1 Imagine if every interview started with epigraphs.
- 3 What do you mean by “what Others make of us”?
- 4 What is the poem?
- 5 Then, who is the X?
- 6 Doesn’t that mean that X doesn’t really ‘exist’?
- 8 This is the part about seeing and wanting to be liked.
- 11 Explain “hunger”.
- 13 But the moon is a cliche.
- 14 Are you trying to do something new by writing a book as an interview?
- 19 This is the part about poets being bards for the people.
- 21 What is the difference between being authorless and being unauthored?
- 22 This is the etymological aside.
- 26 This is a lexical aside.
- 31 How would you read the surveillance file?
- 32 Why does the author laugh?
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- 36 The objective.
- 37 Collaborative authorship.
- 38 Translation.
- 40 These are true stories.
- 43 Hauntology of boxing.
- 44 Reifications.
- 46 Paranoid readings.
- 47 Her favorite Leonard Cohen song.
- 48 Scythes.
- 51 Fake communities.
- 53 Thresholds.
- 55 “The language of childhood.”
- 56 Is searching for the dead parent related to seeking the child one was in anot
- 58 Lust for innocence.
- 59 The aura of conclusion.