Literature and Intoxication: Writing, Politics and the Experience of Excess, Eugene Brennan and Russell Williams, eds., Palgrave Macmillan, 2015.
9/28/15
Literature and Intoxication - Intoxication has not only been a way to aid creativity - literary writers have also explored and shaped our experiences of intoxication. In trying to write these altered states, they have made radical experiments to create works that mimic, and even induce, states of intoxication
Literature and Intoxication: Writing, Politics and the Experience of Excess, Eugene Brennan and Russell Williams, eds., Palgrave Macmillan, 2015.
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Rusana Bardarska - Death and time, human world and Cosmos, the insatiable need for sense and meaning, intellect (natural and artificial) and notably human consciousness, reason and love, art (literary, visual and musical) and human aesthetic drive and needs, objective history, national mythologies and individual memory, intergenerational dialogue, generational projects for the future and social ideals, feminism and gender, language as home of the Being, multilingualism and translation, economic theories and social orders, modern science and the future of human civilization… these are only the most prominent of the topics of the book
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