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Persona
“I love Persona, and I do actually — even though I know Lars von Trier hates it, I do like Fanny and Alexander also.”
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Karl Ove Knausgård
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What Karl said.
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01 / evaluation
I think so much writing is done out of a feeling of not belonging. If you read Knut Hamsun, he was a Nazi.
“I think so much writing is done out of a feeling of not belonging. If you read Knut Hamsun, he was a Nazi.”
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02 / evaluation
There, he’s a Nazi. And that’s what a teacher can do, is to get you so close to these things that nationalism just disappears because they don’t exist on that particular level.
“There, he’s a Nazi. And that’s what a teacher can do, is to get you so close to these things that nationalism just disappears because they don’t exist on that particular level.”
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03 / evaluation
For Munch, it was very important to give access directly to pain and to distorted vision of the world, and to give a more true account of how it is to be, I think he wanted to do.
“For Munch, it was very important to give access directly to pain and to distorted vision of the world, and to give a more true account of how it is to be, I think he wanted to do.”
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04 / evaluation
I’m discussing him and his influence in book six, actually, because he is a writer I absolutely admire, and I think my writing doesn’t reach up to his knees, [laughs] his writing’s knees.
“I’m discussing him and his influence in book six, actually, because he is a writer I absolutely admire, and I think my writing doesn’t reach up to his knees, [laughs] his writing’s knees.”
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