fmussgnug.bsky.social
Professor of Comparative Literature and Italian Studies @UCL | Environmental Humanities | Utopia | Apocalypse | Anthropocene Studies | World Literature
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répétitif?
ripetitivo?
sich wiederholend?
повторюваний?
përsëritës?
επαναλαμβανόμενος?
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No Island is an Island
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Fredric Jameson, “Of Islands and Trenches” (1977)
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Super! Can I audit the module?
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Note also how “Freedom” (“Libertà”) replaces “Liberation” (“Liberazione”)
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By contrast, the national government has chosen omit any reference to Fascism.
This poster reads: “Freedom, a history that we defend every day”.
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“The Stronghold” (“Il deserto dei Tartari”) is his most well-known novel, and probably more accomplished than “The Singularity”, to be honest. Then again, “The Singularity” features a massive AI, who occupies an entire valley, self-identifies as female, and has fits homicidal jealousy. Pretty cool.
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Wonderful!!!
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Brilliant! Thanks for letting me know about this. I look forward to reading your issue!
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A UK version would involve risk assessment and approval from an independent ethics committee, I think
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la fin du monde nous approche
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Interesting. They are also showing a large Apocalypse exhibition in Paris, which was recommended to me by my colleague @jwwsabapathy.bsky.social.
www.bnf.fr/fr/agenda/ap...
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If you are thinking of a comparative study, I can provide a sample of Post-Brexit apology/shame clauses in routine professional correspondence with continental European colleagues