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Rebeca 2022-10-22 22:22:13
Awaiting Oblivion: Decolonization and Deterritorialization
Excerptions from Jonathan York's "Awaiting Oblivion: Decolonization and Deterritorialization" (2014):
Le Boucher reveals the real of the fictive: the real of memories edited and revised; the real that unfolds in the process of unrealing. The wars of independence may have made Popaul a butcher; but...
Pascal Ferone
Extended Reading
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Popaul: If you never make love, you go crazy.
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Charles: A train leaves Orleans at 2:37. It runs at 50 mph for the first 30 miles, then at 70 mph for the rest of the journey. Another train leaves Toulouse at 2:43. It runs at 40 mph for the first 50 miles, and at 76 mph after. the two trains meet at 5:45, how far is Toulouse from Orleans? Do you know how far? That's a help.
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Charles: You don't know how far?
Popaul: I never have understood those problems.
