porculus on Fri, 8 Feb 2002 16:05:02 +0100 (CET) |
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[Nettime-bold] Re: <nettime> Memo Mori |
> But Ballard's "one day in the near future" has arrived ahead of schedule, > on the wings of a horror unimaginable to him or anyone, burying his > prediction under an irony heavy as death. The corporate HQ isn't an > archaeological site just yet, but the world's best-known office complex, > the World Trade Center, has been reduced to a smoldering hellpit, and the > inter-office memos of its former occupants, many of them now dead, have > been filed under a mountain of debris or scattered to the winds. you dont speak about ballard's shamanic process of litterature, both mythomaniac & schizophrene that make total exchange about what one could call 'english privacy' and 'the world'. and suddenly an exchange and a denegation of 'public'. i dont know the english title of his 'sky scrapper' (i.g.h. in french) where some high class living in, decide to no more go out the tower, do you bet black buziness building look like static limousine for the poor guyz. who wouldnt be flabbergasted about his (so intimist?) description of ronald reagan long befor he was president..no really for me to make ballard a guy of duchamp & warhol familly iz a not enuf, except in his more sophisticated stage of individualism, er 'robota' mean 'work' i.e. a kind of objective zombie i.e. wizout conscience of class, and really who imagine a second andy wanting to look like a 'robot' except for stealing the funny wig of zis bald worker as one would want take the large panz of rapper, wiz some hope. it's the way he treat his theme that are original, simply the brand of a great writer _______________________________________________ Nettime-bold mailing list [email protected] http://amsterdam.nettime.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/nettime-bold