Un-Sight/ Un-Sound: (delirium X.)

Un-Sight/ Un-Sound: (delirium X.)

"un-sight un-sound/ yet/ in vacuum of doubtâ€™s expel/ clamouring for beyond flesh what meat as if/ yet forage no/ not a/ eye crushed within fist of none/ echoing chamber of nothing/ never dispelled" Un-Sight/ Un-Sound (delirium X.) is a prose-poetic work in three sequences: â€œdelirium X,â€ â€œMeat Sequence (after Francis Bacon),â€ and â€œGhost-Limb Tongue.â€ In the first, quotations from various authors (Bataille, Beckett, Luca, Popa et al.) are used as springboards for surreal imagistic fragmentation. The second section, inspired by Deleuzeâ€™s Francis Bacon, deals with the subject of flesh/ meat and explores the concept of the human object divulged of identity/ place, stripped of ego, and viewed from an externus. The third section addresses the conflict between sense and the real and concludes with a collection of aphorisms written with regard to words becoming a bankrupt form of expression in the conflict between language and the Post-Human world . . . â€œIt is nice to see that language too can be broken and made to rot like everything else.â€ â€“ E. Elias Merhige
Country USA
Brand Gnome
Manufacturer Gnome
Binding Paperback
ItemPartNumber black & white illustrations
UnitCount 1
EANs 9780692334799
ReleaseDate 0000-00-00

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