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Awkardly written, either by Kamel Daoud, or the translation by John Cullen from the French. I don't know which parts were literal and which were metaphor.
by gohrt 11y ago
Awkardly written, either by Kamel Daoud, or the translation by John Cullen from the French. I don't know which parts were literal and which were metaphor.
- doktrin 11y agolike what?
- zeeshanm 11y agoThis is the French way of writing. See "Simulacra and Simulation" by Baudrillard for more examples of this writing style.
- maldusiecle 11y agoBaudrillard is fun every once in a while, but it's certainly not accurate to describe a controversial, notoriously abstruse poststructuralist philosopher as typical of "the French way of writing."