20 Jul

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Personal Reflections on J. M. Coetzee’s Speaking in Tongues When I first picked up Speaking in Tongues by J. M. Coetzee, I did so with a curious blend of excitement and apprehension. As a devoted admirer of Coetzee’s profound works—each more layered and challenging than the last—I found myself eager yet slightly intimidated by what he might have to say this time. Known for wrestling with themes of colonialism, identity, and human suffering, Coetzee has a distinctive way of forcing readers into uncomfortable but essential reflections. Little did I...

17 Jul

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Navigating the Abyss of Information: A Review of The Crisis of Narration by Han Byung-Chul I stumbled upon The Crisis of Narration during a particularly reflective time in my life, navigating a world inundated with information yet yearning for deeper understanding. Han Byung-Chul's name came up frequently among my philosophically inclined friends, who spoke of his ability to dissect the currents of our modern existence. Little did I know that this brief yet profound read would challenge my perceptions not only about narration but also about my place within...