Pierrot! Mein Lachen
Hab
ich verlernt.
(Pierrot!
I've unlearned
My
laughter.)
--
from Pierrot Lunaire
(Albert
Giraud / Otto Erich Hartleben /
Albertine
Zehme / Arnold Schönberg)
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An
experiment in the reading of events and patterns, whose title comes from
William Shakespeare's King Lear, Act I Scene 4, when the King is
slipping into madness:
Lear:
Who is it that can tell me who I am?
The
Fool: Lear's shadow.
The
original texts, photographs, and site design are Copyright ©1999-2009
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Lear's
Shadow was developed between 2000 and 2005 by someone who was accustomed
to thinking in terms of books,
and
who has decided that books remain the preferred medium for thought and
story.
If
someone really feels a need to contact me, he or she can do so via dord@eol.ca.
But at this point, based on experience, I've got negligible trust in contacts
made via the internet. So please anticipate a healthy skepticism
in regard to your motives.
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