Faur On The Edges of Meaning
By David Ramírez “Today I fight alone with a word. The word which belongs to me, and to which I belong: heads or tails? eagle or sun?” — Octavio Paz, […]
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Translucent Line
In my humble amazement, I write these poor words, which pretend to be a poem, to a marvel of creation Divine. Dear reader, forgive me for being a simpleton. Hyaline […]
Faur (almost) in the Nude
By David Ramirez The slightest alteration in the relation between man and the signifier, in this case in the procedure of exegesis, changes the whole course of history by modifying […]
Elie Wiesel and Primo Levi: A Study in Contrasts
By David Shasha The late Elie Wiesel was an immensely complicated figure who helped raise public awareness of the Holocaust, but who also became consumed by his own celebrity and […]
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