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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

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

Week 8, Perec W, or the Memory of Childhood

I really really really liked this book. W, or the Memory of Childhood by Georges Perec is part traditional novel, part autobiography, part whatever Perec felt like writing and damn convention. The novel revolves around two disparate narrative, one being … Continue reading →

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