On the Wor(l)d as Collage, or Intertextuality – Syllabus
On the Wor(l)d as Collage, or Intertextuality by Terry Nguyen A syllabus on intertextuality in the form of a collage of citations. Like many writers I feel ambivalent about words, I know they don’…
On the Wor(l)d as Collage, or Intertextuality – Syllabus On the Wor(l)d as Collage, or Intertextuality by Terry Nguyen A syllabus on intertextuality in the form of a collage of citations. Like many writers I feel ambivalent about words, I know they don’t work, I know they aren’t it. I don’t in the least feel that everything is language. I have a sense that there has been language from the beginning, that it isn’t fundamentally an invention. These are contradictory positions but positions are just words. 1 ** Collagist’s Note: Years ago, an older writer advised me that reading is just ano
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