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Monthly Archives: May 2018
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A young Henry Miller looks around the home he now shares with his wife Mona. He turns to his library: “Every book on the shelves had been acquired with a struggle, devoured with gusto, and had enriched our lives.” Henry … Continue reading
Posted in books, Literature
Tagged books, creativity, Henry Miller, literature, Plexus, reading, writing
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William Burroughs and Facts
William Burroughs tells Allen Ginsberg: “I am about to annunciate a philosophy called ‘factualism.’ All arguments, all nonsensical considerations as to what people ‘should do,’ are irrelevant. Ultimately there is only facts on all levels, and the more one argues, … Continue reading
Posted in Beat Generation, books, Literature
Tagged Allen Ginsberg, books, literature, reading, William Burroughs, William S Burroughs
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Notes on Deleuze and Guattari: A Thousand Plateaus
Segmentarity is when we divide things up, into segments. There are countless ways you can divide things. It depends what you’re trying to do. Segmentarity works “in a circular fashion,” in ever wider circles, or “in a linear fashion.” When … Continue reading
Posted in books, Philosophy
Tagged A Thousand Plateaus, books, Deleuze and Guattari, Felix Guattari, Gilles Deleuze, philosophy, reading
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