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FC2 proudly presents a reprint of this 1970s classic Many of the stories in Why I Don't Write like Franz Kafka turn on physical operations in a ...Show synopsisFC2 proudly presents a reprint of this 1970s classic Many of the stories in Why I Don't Write like Franz Kafka turn on physical operations in a possible future when regeneration of organs is possible. Others reflect intellectual operations as abstract as logic, with adaptations of both Kurt Goedel's Undecidability Theorem and Bertrand Russell's Paradox in set theory. The titles are set in lower case, as in a dictionary, with physical and intellectual actions defining the concept in the title. The story "metier: why I don't write like Franz Kafka, " implies that Kafka responded in his fiction to questions about divine laws that no longer need to be asked in fiction. The epistolary story, "conveyance: the story I wouldn't want Bill Wilson to read, " is an intimate letter from a woman who had wanted to write fiction. She writes to challenge Wilson's complacencies with her report of a tragedy which is beyond consolations and the coherence of art. The story, "interim, " chronicles the imaginary reforestation o Scotland, while "anthropology" turns on the actual moment in Structuralism when Claude Levi-Strauss relocates the ear to the back of the head in order to interpret a myth.Hide synopsis
Why I Don't Write Like Franz Kafka (F2c) – Trade paperback (2002)
by
William S Wilson, PH.D.
Trade paperback, F2c 2002
English
133 pages
ISBN: 1573661015 ISBN-13: 9781573661010
FC2 proudly presents a reprint of this 1970s classic Many of the stories in Why I Don't Write like Franz Kafka turn on physical operations in a possible future when regeneration of organs is possible. Others reflect intellectual operations as abstract as logic, with adaptations of both Kurt Goedel's Undecidability Theorem and Bertrand Russell's Paradox in set theory. The titles are set in lower case, as in a dictionary, with physical and intellectual actions defining the concept in the title. The story "metier: why I don't ...Show moreFC2 proudly presents a reprint of this 1970s classic Many of the stories in Why I Don't Write like Franz Kafka turn on physical operations in a possible future when regeneration of organs is possible. Others reflect intellectual operations as abstract as logic, with adaptations of both Kurt Goedel's Undecidability Theorem and Bertrand Russell's Paradox in set theory. The titles are set in lower case, as in a dictionary, with physical and intellectual actions defining the concept in the title. The story "metier: why I don't write like Franz Kafka, " implies that Kafka responded in his fiction to questions about divine laws that no longer need to be asked in fiction. The epistolary story, "conveyance: the story I wouldn't want Bill Wilson to read, " is an intimate letter from a woman who had wanted to write fiction. She writes to challenge Wilson's complacencies with her report of a tragedy which is beyond consolations and the coherence of art. The story, "interim, " chronicles the imaginary reforestation o Scotland, while "anthropology" turns on the actual moment in Structuralism when Claude Levi-Strauss relocates the ear to the back of the head in order to interpret a myth.Hide
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Description:New in New jacket. Book. 8vo-over 7¾-9¾" tall. Signed. None...New in New jacket. Book. 8vo-over 7¾-9¾" tall. Signed. None Brand new copies in shrink wrap thus untouched, ever, by human hands.
Description:New. Nearly 25 years later, FC2 is proud to reissue this...New. Nearly 25 years later, FC2 is proud to reissue this classic collection of short fiction by William S. Wilson that seems even more relevant today.
