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mess in my working book/room. week2

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https://chantalrens.com/

http://www.jacoputker.com/ - kabk graduated

http://www.jasonevans.info/

Peter De Potter

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neighbour using unique vehicles

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Transfiguration of the Everyday

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tram should move

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Thus interpretation involves a re-ordering of the stories' defective narrative structure. Consequently, the reader's own analysis comes to approximate the act of narration itself. What one ultimately derives from a Kharms story is not so much an understanding of that particular story's meaning, but a more general appreciation of the art of story-telling. Neil Carrick DANIIL KHARMS: THEOLOGIAN OF THE ABSURD

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“In fables about fools we see the most characteristic feature of the everyday fiction, it means its eccentricity. Eccentricity is understood as ―strangeness‖, ―oddity‖. All actions of the fool-hero and his behavior is unusual and fantastically odd, they are the inner nature of this hero and indicate his special and unusual consciousness, his relation to the surrounding world.” GENRE NATURE OF D. KHARMS`S NARRATIVE - essey by Vyacheslav V. Shilke looked for eccentricity,strangeness and oddity, I spend my last days in my neighbour, observing one of my favourite place next to the Hague fruit market.

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“That's the size of the cucumbers sold in the shops these days!” second week of my research on Daniil Kharms working methods.

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