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Orders And Disorders, Wills To Powers - Arlt And Nietzsche, The Astrólogo And The Sociedad Secreta, Robert S. Wells
Orders And Disorders, Wills To Powers - Arlt And Nietzsche, The Astrólogo And The Sociedad Secreta, Robert S. Wells
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In his essay, “On Nietzsche’s Side,” Maurice Blanchot says of Nietzsche, “Transcendence obsesses him, as that which he must endlessly surmount to be free.” The same can be said of Roberto Arlt – himself a reader and a student of Nietzsche – and his own obsession with order. These obsessions with transcendence and order take on peculiar and contradictory modes of expression in both thinkers, as they often contort what might otherwise be common notions. Under the influence of Nietzsche, Arlt’s delirious yet methodically contradictory thought thus deforms and even does violence unto that which it treats and unto itself. …
Remnants Of The Disappeared: Subjectivity And The Politics Of Postdictatorial Cultural Memory In Sergio Chejfec's Los Planetas, Andrew C. Rajca
Remnants Of The Disappeared: Subjectivity And The Politics Of Postdictatorial Cultural Memory In Sergio Chejfec's Los Planetas, Andrew C. Rajca
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