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7 apr 2014 · Not-Knowing: The Essays and Interviews is well worth a read in its entirety, spanning Barthelme’s equally mind-tickling meditations — sometimes irreverent, often ironic, and always insightful — of everything from literature and art to architecture and urbanism to film and pop culture.
AFTER JOYCE. Writing about revolutionary art in an early essay titled "The Calling of the Tune," Kenneth Burke says: For the greater the dissociation and discontinuity devel oped by the artist in an otherworldly art that leaves the. things of Caesar to take care of themselves, the greater. becomes the artist's dependence upon some ruler who will.
15 feb 2009 · A Critic at Large. Saved from Drowning. By Louis Menand. February 15, 2009. Beckett was the writer who made Barthelme feel that it was all right to write like Donald Barthelme. Illustration...
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This thesis argues that Barthelme's major 1985 essay "Not-Knowing" contains within its title Barthelme's central artistic idea, and that not-knowing informs both the subject of his fiction and his philosophy of art. This study will be the first critical treatment of Barthelme that positions his work.
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23 lug 1989 · Shape of Art in the Short Stories of Donald Barthelme. Yet Gass had the original insight some twenty years ago. His essay, "The Leading Edge of the Trash Phenomenon," was a review of Un-speakable Practices, Unnatural Acts, a collection published in 1968. More to the point, what he had to say pertained to work that must be
April 8, 1966. Photograph by Fred Hatton / Getty. The balloon, beginning at a point on Fourteenth Street, the exact location of which I cannot reveal, expanded northward all one night, while ...
