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Leur vol est connaissance, l'espace est leur aliénation.
--- Saint-John Perse, Oiseaux.
--- Saint-John Perse, Oiseaux.
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What a coincindence... Great series.
ReplyDeleteIndeed, a curious happenstance! Your post http://norwitch.wordpress.com/2009/10/01/dictionnaire-des-lieux-sebaldiens-9-prague/ insightful as ever and thanks for the introduction to Klemperer and the Stan Neumann film (the progression of images interleaving the documentary footage most effective, moving with the progression of Nazi word coinage that Klemperer records so attentively). It reminds me also to scout out some of the places Sebald/Austerlitz mention!
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