Don’t Know Much About
History
Click to enlarge. “My card.”
History
Click to enlarge. “My card.”
Sources:
Today’s online New York Times
and Sean Penn and Nicole Kidman
in “The Interpreter”
Today’s online New York Times
and Sean Penn and Nicole Kidman
in “The Interpreter”
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“Is Heart of Darkness the story of Kurtz or the story of Marlow’s experience of Kurtz? Was Marlow invented as a rhetorical device for heightening the meaning of Kurtz’s moral collapse, or was Kurtz invented in order to provide Marlow with the centre of his experience in the Congo? Again a seamless web, and we tell ourselves that the old-fashioned question ‘Who is the protagonist?’ is a meaningless one.”
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— Wayne C. Booth, p. 346 in
The Rhetoric of Fiction (1961),
as quoted by Paul Wake in
“The Storyteller in Chance“
The Rhetoric of Fiction (1961),
as quoted by Paul Wake in
“The Storyteller in Chance“
Log24 entries for those dates contain allusions
to games of chance and games of skill.
See also yesterday’s entry.