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- Berlin, Germany
- It began when I grabbed a pen and a notebook... You thought there was nothing more than these few blog entries? Yes, the notebook exists... Don't think you can wrest it from me now! I've been writing it for so long... You've even helped. Yes, you're in the notebook, too, on nearly every page. And there are so many of them... But I didn't lie: There's always only been one big notebook. The one that's lying on my desk in one form or another. Has it never occurred to you that the notebook might be blue, green, and any other color, simultaneously, and continue forever? It will be there endlessly.
Personal Spots of Light
Think in light
open camera
Depends on how you look at it...
Live View of Hiddensee
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Die Frage des Seyns : Martin Heidegger spricht
Sixth and seventh (last) parts of the portrait and interview with Martin Heidegger on the German Cultural Televsion Channel "3Sat"
one, zwei, trois...
Lecteurs - Leser - Readers
Permanently to be considered
>>>"Le poète se souvient de l'avenir. " [Jean Cocteau: Journal d'un inconnu] >>>"Tout vrai langage est incompréhensible." [Antonin Artaud: Ci-gît] >>>"L'écriture est la continuation de la politique par d'autres moyens." [Philippe Sollers: Théorie d'ensemble, écriture et révolution]
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