10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «GRAPHOMANIA»
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graphomania in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
graphomania and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Graphomania: A Fabulist Noir
When I go to the opera or the orchestra and I hear (feel) movements in time and pitch that truly do touch me, I feel like that is a gift specifically for me. This is the magic of touch.
2
Common Places: Mythologies of Everyday Life in Russia
The relationship between a genius and a graphomaniac is something like love-
hatred, or an unhealthy codependency. The virus of graphomania is widespread,
and, as the history of Russian and Soviet literature shows, it is hardly curable.
Svetlana BOYM, Svetlana Boym, 2009
3
100 Years in Newlyn: Diary of a Gallery
Portrait of a Dignitary 1970 2. Sun-Child 1971 3. Cyclops 1971 4. Shaman 1971
5. Ripples 1971 6. Night and Day 1971 7. Eye of Horus 1971 8. Open Entrance
1971 33. Graphomania : red 1971 34. Graphomania : blue 1971 35.
Graphomania ...
4
The Midnight Disease: The Drive to Write, Writer's Block, ...
Graphomania is not a desire to write letters, diaries, or family chronicles (to write
for oneself or one's immediate family); it is a desire to write b00ks (to have a
public of unknown readers). Graphomania, the desire to be published, thus exists
hi ...
5
Kundera, Or, The Memory of Desire
It has become their only reality, their second skin beneath which “reality no
longer represents anything for anyone”; life with its parade of disagreements is
definitively elsewhere. On Graphomania The graphic epidemic which
characterizes the ...
6
The Art of Writing Badly: Valentin Kataev's Mauvism and the ...
209; my emphasis) Nabokov, in his parodies of literary societies in The Gift,
provides evidence that solipsistic graphomania survived intact in the emigration,
in a "free" literary market. Likewise, there is ample evidence that graphomania
held a ...
Richard Chandler Borden, 1999
7
Playing with Sketches: 50 Creative Exercises for Designers ...
In the case of entopic graphomania, the artist was to discover the impurities on a
piece of paper, place dots on the impurities, and draw connections between the
dots. This was considered an automatic drawing, one originating from elements ...
4. Never. Done: Compulsive. Writing,. Graphomania,. Bibliomania. Much has
been written about the nineteenth-century novel, but one characteristic has been
overlooked, perhaps because it is so obvious. The great novelists of that century
...
9
The Book of Imitation and Desire: Reading Milan Kundera with ...
His reflections on what he calls “graphomania” aim mostly at novelists, but they
apply equally well to graduate students and university professors, who place
boundless faith in triangular “peer reviewing” and enshrine imitative rivalry in the
form ...
Trevor Cribben Merrill, 2013
10
In the Red: On Contemporary Chinese Culture
writing,2 I felt that the publishing furor and writing fever that had followed in the
train of political relaxation and the recent commercialization of the arts had led,
among other things, to a wave of national graphomania. In my concluding
remarks, ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «GRAPHOMANIA»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
graphomania is used in the context of the following news items.
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... and his coterie of hangers-on, the tightrope-walking of a heroine, a boy swallowed whole by a fish and the manic graphomania of a hero and ... «Jerusalem Post Israel News, Jul 15»
'The Pinch,' a magical new novel by Steve Stern
... a tightrope walker and the long bout of graphomania during which he ignores everything else to write the book Lenny will read decades later. «Washington Post, Jul 15»
Thesis work: Curricula alterations that 'made history'
He uses entopic graphomania, a surrealist technique, to diminish the importance of a chapter. “The curriculum has been constructed in a ... «The Express Tribune, Jun 15»
'Opposition Bloc' claims being threatened by 'Ukrainian Insurgent …
"It seems that the author [or authors] was carried away by their graphomania and forgot to take a look at the calendar, or could it be that the time ... «Interfax, Apr 15»
Man Booker International Prize
This (to use an incorrigibly academic word) foregrounding of medium rather than message shows up too in the “graphomania” of César Aira, ... «Financial Times, Apr 15»
Dear Diary, I Hate You
Of all the psychological conditions to be burdened with, graphomania is hardly the worst, and Manguso doesn't quite succeed in dispelling the ... «The New Yorker, Mar 15»
Dictionary of Failure Is a Big Success
... the United Kingdom's lesser-used train routes, rare psychological complaints (bibliophagy and graphomania in particular), translations of ... «Daily Beast, Mar 15»
A Life Examined — And Examined And Examined In 'Ongoingness'
... I can well understand Manguso's "graphomania," but the word "ever" gives me pause: everything that had ever happened? That, and the fact ... «NPR, Mar 15»
The crack of the spine: why do we find wear and tear in books so …
However inconsequential this accrued graphomania might be, it is physical testimony to years of efforts to try and turn idle musings into ... «New Statesman, Feb 15»
Going Underground: The London Modernist Literary Event at the …
... for such orchestrated rallies of a literary bent can be better explained and put into context by Milan Kundera's interpretation of graphomania. «Huffington Post UK, Feb 15»
