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On Delirium in Philip K. Dick - Notes - e-flux
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Philosopher David Lapoujade examines the varieties of madness in the fiction of Philip K. Dick.
July 24, 2024 On Delirium in Philip K. Dick David Lapoujade Cover detail of Philip K. Dick, Clans of the Alphane Moon (1964). This is the introduction to David Lapoujade’s Worlds Built to Fall Apart: Versions of Philip K. Dick, translated by Erik Beranek . Published with the permission of University of Minnesota Press and Les Éditions de Minuit . *** I’m surprised at you … Really, I am. You sound like a college sophomore. Solipsism—skepticism. Bishop Berkeley, all that ultimate-reality stuff. —Philip K. Dick, The Man Who Japed SF thinks with worlds. 1 Creating new worlds with different physica
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