I Love Books And Reading
Recently took up again the reading of La Bas by Joris-Karl Huysmans, it is a great thing to balance out the arduous task of tackling the Guilty/Not Guilty section of Kierkegaard's Stages on Life's Way, which by saying it is arduous is meant to illuminate one of it's strengths. It requires much, and gives much. A literature i tremble at. Huysmans is more exotic, he was of the decadent school, like what Baudelaire is a symbol for.
La Bas (in english The Damned) was in Fassbinder's top 10 books, and is about a guy who is trying to write a book about Gilles de Rais, the person Bluebeard is based on. It is dark and Catholic. Beautifully written with some disturbing content. Check it out if interested. *_*
Aug 8 - it enhances the reading to look up some things mentioned in the text, for example on page 47 Breughel's The Wise and Foolish Virgins" is described seen here
La Bas (in english The Damned) was in Fassbinder's top 10 books, and is about a guy who is trying to write a book about Gilles de Rais, the person Bluebeard is based on. It is dark and Catholic. Beautifully written with some disturbing content. Check it out if interested. *_*
Aug 8 - it enhances the reading to look up some things mentioned in the text, for example on page 47 Breughel's The Wise and Foolish Virgins" is described seen here
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