Haruki Murakami - After Dark
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Added by: sebestyenaniko | Karma: 20.02 | Fiction literature | 23 August 2008 |
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 The novel is built on the notion that very late at night, after the
lamps of logic have been snuffed and rationality has shut its eyes,
life on earth becomes boundariless and blurred. Individuals who were
separate during the day begin to lose uniqueness, to leak
distinctiveness, melting into a soft psychic collective. As the hands
of the clock slice deeper into the shadows, physics weakens, yielding
to metaphysics, and the rigid you and I of things breaks down. During
the wee hours, we’re all in this together, our spirits spooned like
lovers’ bodies. |
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Tags: yieldingto, metaphysics, rigid, things, weakens |