Tag: Borges

• Who is asking? – Part 5

  

  Andrews is acutely aware of and invested in his relationship with his audience. As not only does this define his brand due to their interpretations but also defines his work. And that’s fourth wall breakingly important.

  Anon

  March 21, 2019

  Academician

  audience, barthes, Borges, dada, decartes, semiotics, surrealist, survey, zen

• Who is asking? – Part 4

  

  When exploring the influences behind Andrews writing, his poem DaRene DesBathes is an excellent starting point. DaRene DesBathes is at first glance a homage to:

  Anon

  March 12, 2019

  Academician, Poetry, verse and rhyme.

  abjection theory, Borges, dada, death of the author, dreamtigers, gertrude stein, jacques lacan, John Baldock, Julia Kristeva, Poetry, rené descartes, roland barthes, stream of consciousness, surrealist, The Other, who is asking, writing, zen

• Who is asking? – Part 3

  

  Looking at the vast majority of Andrews’s works it is easy to ascertain that he leans towards a more simplistic and easy-to-read writing style out of consideration for the reader opposed to circumlocution. Indeed, when asked about this he stated that he “wanted his work to be more accessible.’† But when asked about how he […]

  Anon

  March 4, 2019

  Academician

  academican, Author of the Quixote, Blogg, Borges, Parody, Pierre Menard, satire, semiotics, status quo, writing, zen

• Who is asking?

  

  User guide. These blogs are a test. A test and a present.

  Anon

  February 21, 2019

  Academician

  Academician, Borges, death of the author, jacques lacan, Play-girism, Poetry, semiotics, The Other, Tridactic, writing, zen