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[dunners]

“You have turned up here at a time when those hanging around publishing houses are no longer aspiring poets or novelists, as in the past, would-be poetesses or lady-writers; this is the moment (in the history of Western culture) when self-realization on paper is sought not so much by isolated individuals as by collectives: study seminars, working

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[anonymous]

Funny, a group of writers wrote an open letter in one of the national newspapers up here that had the same view. Worlds apart, thoughts are the same.

If language is the boundary of culture, then boundaries are meant to be broken.
(my own words, deduced from reading too much Clifford Geertz (hermeneutic anthropologist) on my spare time)

J.