Date: Sat, 21 Jun 1997 11:02:20 -0700
Subject: Re: MB: A voice in reading


Edward Moore wrote:

> 
> The Light Innocent Yes of Reading....
> 
> Even Artaud's _fatridi_ requires a frame.  The one who provides the
> frame becomes the frame... is at once the reader and the frame.  This
> frame(r) folds in upon the work framed -- a derridian meridian.
> 
> At the very center is the _phantiame_ which never speaks and is never
> read... only experienced as "pyrotechnics."  The reader provides the
> enchanting illumination unwillingly, thinking the act of
> interpretation
> has occurred in his/her realm.  The divine aspect is the impossible
> interpretation -- to create that which already exists... to make it
> more... liveable?
> 
> Yes.  The innocent light of reading.
> 
> I am not done reading.
> 
> Edward        
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