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Agualusa and National Allegory

Agualusa and National Allegory

José Eduardo Agualusa, The Society of Reluctant Dreamers

Posted in Agualusa lecture, Lecture Videos | Tagged with Angola, C21st, doubles, Dreams, Freud, multitude, repetition, unity, utopia

Agualusa on Duplicity, Tribute, and Revenge

Agualusa on Duplicity, Tribute, and Revenge

José Eduardo Agualusa, The Book of Chameleons

Posted in Agualusa lecture, Lecture Videos | Tagged with Angola, animals, betrayal, Borges, C21st, doubles, history, illusion, memory, repetition, violence, war

YES MURDER MYSTERY DINNER PARTY (except no one is getting murdered….. maybe? who knows? what if THERES A BOMB IN THE FUCKING TRENCHCOAT. YOU NEVER KNOW. AHHHHHHHHHH)

Hey everyone! This week we’re going to be discussing “The Trenchcoat” by Norman Manea and let me just say personally I really liked the novella/short story. I liked the allegory and mystery of it all sort of like a murder mystery dinner party (my favourite plot line) but with no murder? It was interesting that […]

Posted in Blogs | Tagged with betrayal, class, history, narrative, politics, power, repetition, story, truth

Fuentes, Repetition, and History

Fuentes, Repetition, and History

Carlos Fuentes, The Old Gringo

Posted in Fuentes lecture, Lecture Videos | Tagged with C20th, history, Marx, memory, Mexico, politics, repetition, revolution, war, writing

Calvino and the Ends of Discourse

Calvino and the Ends of Discourse

Italo Calvino, If on a Winter’s Night a Traveler

Posted in Calvino lecture, Lecture Videos | Tagged with beginnings, C20th, Deleuze, discourse, endings, gender, Italy, materiality, postmodernism, reading, repetition

On Georges Perec

On Georges Perec

A conversation with Vincent Gélinas-Lemaire

Posted in Conversation Videos, Perec videos | Tagged with constraint, detail, France, freedom, memory, order, repetition, rules, totalitarianism, utopia, war

Shrouded woman, shrouded woman, shrouded woman—sorry, Bombal and I like repetition!  

“the day burns hours, minutes, seconds” (177) Similar to the “day,” I found that this book seemed to burn hours, minutes, and seconds of my time whenever I went to pick it up. Each time I just couldn’t put it down! When comparing this piece to Combray and Nadja, the three are almost not even […]

Posted in Blogs, Bombal | Tagged with remember, repetition, Shrouded Woman

On Marcel Proust

On Marcel Proust

A conversation with Farid Laroussi

Posted in Conversation Videos, Proust videos | Tagged with C20th, France, habit, memory, modernism, repetition, temporality, time

Cercas’ Soldiers of Salamis…

This week we were tasked with reading the Soldier of Salamis; I don’t mean to sound harsh, but I just did not enjoy this book. It is a book that disinterested me, was too long, and was kind of confusing at times. I hate to be like this, and will try my best to write […]

Posted in Blogs, Bolaño, Cercas | Tagged with Civil war, memory, narrator, Relationship, repetition, soldier of salamis, Spain, true or false, truth, Weekly Book Blog, writing

Soldiers of Salamis | Writing Styles, Rule of Four, and Ethics

Hey Everyone,  Writing this week’s blog post has been the absolute worst for me. To start off, I read and completed my blog post for next week by accident. Then, WordPress stopped working. Anyways, I found this reading really interesting. I finished it in about 3 separate sittings (with some short breaks on my phone), […]

Posted in Blogs, Cercas | Tagged with ethics, literature, repetition, romancestudies, romanceworld, romanticliterature, ubc, writing style

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