------------------- ProFessor Challenger Voila! I read and read. an my persona is personafictation of lignes des fuites and sorties des bordellos. Lines of departure and arrival. Or zigzag lineaments of gratified and perishing desire. In the winter balloons. of strata and fictionations.
reading the Idiot _ Dostoevsky. which I started over ten years ago. and the hectic speed of this writer is sheer genius. the translation _ by constance someone or other is laboured.in russia, they'd laugh at the gauchness of this rendering of expressive Russian. but no matter the woman, did what she did then, and I am grateful to have it.
Myshkin barely arrives to Russia and the whirlwhind of events begins. all the ingrediants of Karamazov and the Possesed are there as well. A hectic mad pace: a melodrama of life and death. A cutting inward shove into character.
( afew years back i attended a year long seminar on Dostoevsky) (the man who gave the seminar was a canadian who'd been going to russia since 84)
Apparently he wrote in Florcence, while doing what most artists and poets have to do: flee debtors: except the tenured university ones, and these are hardly artists at all; I love Russian writers, and this book makes my head. spin. I have to read it in pieces. it was written with thousands of tensions builit into. it.
( afew years back i attended a year long seminar on Dostoevsky) (the man who gave the seminar was a canadian who'd been going to russia since 84)
Apparently he wrote in Florcence, while doing what most artists and poets have to do: flee debtors: except the tenured university ones, and these are hardly artists at all; I love Russian writers, and this book makes my head. spin. I have to read it in pieces. it was written with thousands of tensions builit into. it.
(russia in 86 - is notthe same as Russia 2004)
(but who has ever found russia)
(russian poets seek its soul daily)
(but who has ever found russia)
(russian poets seek its soul daily)
(yes my eyes are goin strange again; barely a year since new glasses and... well
reading and writing will do that, eh? make one's eyes strain
of course. eye glass physicans are a class of their own money makers)
Pah _ yes, eyes, to see and hear(t).
(i fear milton m ight want revenge on me! for what i wrote about him!)
O eyes,
O seeing
O sight
O immanence of
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Doctor Deleuze: Call Call Call Immanence flood of Character as its busted up gripes against reality! I have seen and heard too much My ears are fierced pierced! and eyes Bloodyshot from veins of rain! O Vision O Audition!
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Genet remarked that Dostoevsky who hated socialism was read by millions because of the Russian Revolution. Reversals brought on in reality and fiction.
Nietzsche, speaking of the Idiot, said that the novel portrayed his idea of Christ. Dostoevsky notably stated that if Christ was not God, he would choose Christ over god.
Neither he or Nietzsche could have imagined the hell Russians were to live inthe 20th century. the hell they lived, and that was unleashed by the forces that bear it. O good,
bear it, the Russian Bear. as always. the accident reveals.
Voila an excerpt of the Russian production of the complete novel:
"Russia, Telekanal Russia, 2003.
Drama.
The first complete film version of the Dostoyevsky's novel.
Count Myshkin returns to Russia from Switzerland where he underwent treatment at a mental hospital. On a train, he meets with Parfyon Rogozhin, who tells him of his passionate love to Nastasia Filippovna. Upon his arrival to St. Petersburg, the count introduces himself to his distant relative Mrs. Yepanchin, her husband General, their three daughters as well as to the General's secretary Ganya Ivolghin. The portrait of Nastasia Filippovna, the count sees at the Yepanchins, makes a great impression on him.
Awards: 2 wins.
Cast: Evgeny Mironov, Lidya Velezheva, Vladimir Mashkov, Aleksandr Lazarev-mladshy, Oleg Basilashvili, Inna Churikova, Olga Budina, Aleksandr Domogarov, Anastasya Melnikova, Boris Birman, Larisa Malevannaya, Mikhail Boyarsky, Aleksey Petrenko, Vladimir Iljin.
Director Vladimir Bortko."
you tuber editorial comment in quotes.via
russartcom
_________________ Come then my brothers, sisters
m y Lovers
come to my movie
the time ofthe Grand Idiot ~
tristan tzarathoustra in
the 1918 manifesto
called for the time
of the grand idiot.
what ive named
the deterritoiralization
of Lucifer
into Satan
the multiple becomings of the fleur d'
immanence ~ its veiled becomings a
river of thought
man in disorder's better
than man's mad
rational world
ordure
ordurance
des stratifications.
don thy spinoza
glass
~
~
m y Lovers
come to my movie
the time ofthe Grand Idiot ~
tristan tzarathoustra in
the 1918 manifesto
called for the time
of the grand idiot.
what ive named
the deterritoiralization
of Lucifer
into Satan
the multiple becomings of the fleur d'
immanence ~ its veiled becomings a
river of thought
man in disorder's better
than man's mad
rational world
ordure
ordurance
des stratifications.
don thy spinoza
glass
~
~
