In a great meta monologue called "Scared to Death," Stark quotes Old Masters by Thomas Bernhard
"You sneaked off into philosophy and authorship, Reger said, but you are neither philosopher nor an author, and that is what is simultaneously so interesting and so unfortunate about you and in you, because you are not really a philosopher and not really an author either, because for a philosopher you lack everything that is characteristic of a philosopher, and for an author similarly everything, even though you are exactly what I call the philosophical writer, your philosophy is no real philosophy and your writing no real writing, he repeated. And a writer who does not publish anything is, basically, not really a writer."
Monday, January 21, 2008
Saturday, January 12, 2008
for Annette
For nobody knows himself, if he is only himself and not also another one at the same time (on Allen Ruppersberg)
also from Collected Writings 1993-2003
also from Collected Writings 1993-2003
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