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Bloodorange
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Written in 1941, Exile is an ode to Zweig's romanticized "world of yesterday", and is not as dreary a reading as Anabasis.
— Mar 10, 2019 07:09AM
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Bloodorange
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Anabasis: two songs (second and third from the end) gave me some reading pleasure; the rest of it was a dreadful experience. Plunging into second poem, Exile.
— Mar 10, 2019 05:28AM
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Bloodorange
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Anabasis: modernism meets cultural approppriation meets Dada
— Mar 10, 2019 05:17AM
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Bloodorange
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I'm not a Philistine - I majored in literary studies, really like modernism, read modernist poetry, but reading this is like reading through a car crash, on drugs, with Gladiator soundtrack in the background.
— Mar 09, 2019 02:05AM
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Bloodorange
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This man looks like a very severe case of unique snowflakeism: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint-J...
— Mar 03, 2019 09:56AM
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Bloodorange
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Me serce zakwiliło radośnie pod wspaniałością wapna, ptak śpiewa: "o, starości!..." i rzeki w swoich łożyskach są jak wrzask kobiet, a ten świat jest piękniejszy niż skóra taranu ubarwiona czerwienią!
— Mar 03, 2019 09:08AM
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