The Shame Of Being A Man -

According To Beckett's Or Kafka's Law, There Is Immobility Beyond Movement: Beyond Standing Up, There Is Sitting Down, And Beyond Sitting Down, Lying Down, Beyond Which One Finally Dissipates.

The Fundamental Problem Of Political Philosophy Is Still Precisely The One That Spinoza Saw So Clearly (and That Wilhelm Reich Rediscovered): Why Do Men Fight For Their Servitude As Stubbornly As Though It Were Their Salvation?

Is It Not First Through The Voice That One Becomes Animal?

What Do You Know About Me, Given That I Believe In Secrecy? ... If I Stick Where I Am, If I Don't Travel Around, Like Anyone Else I Make My Inner Journeys That I Can Only Measure By My Emotions, And Express Very Obliquely And Circuitously In What I Write. ... Arguments From One's Own Privileged Experience Are Bad And Reactionary Arguments.

Writing Has Nothing To Do With Meaning. It Has To Do With Landsurveying And Cartography, Including The Mapping Of Countries Yet To Come.