#weird reading

[the-falling-star]

Pick a pile reading

What would you be known for if you were a criminal ?

Pile 1. Pile 2. Pile 3.

Pile 1

Actually I don't think you guys are naturally criminals but 100% sure that if you are hurt like emotionally hurt maybe if you got cheated on or someone hurt someone you love you won't hesitate to kill or hurt someone you are knowing for your protectiveness and your anger issues like you may appear super cute super nice to people but the moment you flip it is for Real ,you don't play around, you are heartless and unbothered, you're one of these criminals who can get people sympathy because of the case like for example a woman killed two men because they tried to rape her children you understand ! that the kind of stories I see you in.

Pile 2

Hello there pile 2 💀 you on the other hand can be a really talented serial killer not even joking you have this intelligent mind and really good tactics 😂😭💀 you may be one of those criminal Who leaves the first letter of their name in the scene or just put a smiley face:-) on the wall where the body is lying down , you are the criminal who is known for being funny but serious at the same time you are not knowing to the people as much as you are known to the cops, i feel like every cops in the town is looking for your ass because you make them look stupid .

Pile 3

You are the criminal who scares the s*** out of me why you may ask well you have this innocent Aura around you that no one will ever suspect that you can do a bad thing or a crime to be exact you gave me the vibe of this sweet neighbor who everyone in the town love him or her but is secretly a serial killer who may even kill just for fun or because you are bored, for people as a criminal you are knowing for being a psychopath or a little Bit crazy cuz you act like a toddler but your crime are so scary and weird.

[whentherewerebicycles]

An object-oriented [...] approach to literary works would not (in its supposed de-centering of historical-materialist critique) necessarily be an apolitical or ethically vacuous project, as some might suppose, but is rather focused on (and maybe even affirms) a pluralism of being and worlds [...] Making things (such as a novel, or a poem) that are weird even more weird is, I will argue, an ethical act, invested in maximizing the sensual and other richness of the world's expressivity.

Eileen Joy, "Weird Reading" (Speculations IV, 2013)

[whentherewerebicycles]

We'll call this reading for the weird [which] will entail being open to incoherence as well, as one possible route toward a non-routinized un-disciplinarity that privileges unknowing over the mastery of knowledge. The idea here would be to unground texts from their conventional, human-centered contexts, just as we would unground ourselves, getting lost in order to flee what is (at times) the deadening status quo of literary-historical students at present, aiming for the carnivalesque over the accounting office.

Eileen Joy, "Weird Reading" (Speculations: A Journal of Speculative Realism IV, 2013)

[tea-and-skeletons]

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