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[...] For details represent those moments in a story where form is outlived, cancelled, evaded. I think of details as nothing less than bits of life sticking out of the frieze of form, imploring us to touch them. Details are not, of course, just bits of life: they represent that magical fusion, w…

n+1 inveighed against so-called 'World Literature'

through a process akin to mimetic desire, the audience began to experience what Fry saw, experienced with him a sameness of vision.

the mind putting 'understanding' into abeyance