Imprimatur!
Así tal cual comenzaba el mail del profesor de tesis. Hoy, finalmente, a estudiante le dijeron que todo estaba bien con el sr. Eliot y que podía proceder a imprimir. Imprimir señores! BFB dice que hará cambios en comas, pues no puede evitar hacerlo, pero eso ya no preocupa a estudiante. Menos cuando luego de una charla, estudiante se encontró con el caballero y él argumento: ‘has recuperado la lucidez que habías perdido’.
Eso, estimados lectores, es mucho más de lo que estudiante puede creer.*
*No estamos tan seguras de eso de la lucidez si pensamos que la entrega final fue producto del trabajo de una noche de domingo de 12pm a 6:30am.
Eso, estimados lectores, es mucho más de lo que estudiante puede creer.*
*No estamos tan seguras de eso de la lucidez si pensamos que la entrega final fue producto del trabajo de una noche de domingo de 12pm a 6:30am.
posted by tnarrativo at 1:24 AM
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"Some writers are essentially of the type that reacts in excess of the stimulus, making something new out of the impressions, but suffer from a defect of vitality or an obscure obstruction which prevents nature from taking its course. Their sensibility alters the object, but never transforms it. Their reaction is that of the ordinary emotional person developed to an exceptional degree. For this ordinary emotional person, experiencing a work of art, has a mixed critical and creative reaction. It is made up of comment and opinion, and also new emotions which are vaguely applied to his own life. The sentimental person, in whom a work of art arouses all sorts of emotions which have nothing to do with that work of art whatever, but are accidents of personal association, is an incomplete artist. For in an artist these suggestions made by a work of art, which are purely personal, become fused with a multitude of other suggestions from multitudinous experience, and result in the production of a new object which is no longer purely personal, because it is a work of art itself".
Lucidity can sometimes be found in the efforts to convince those critics, whose lucidity is already lost...
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