Ground Öffentlichkeit
Sokolowski, Dana Colleen (2015)
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Abstract
Anxiety is the state of immovability--the overwhelming inability to act beyond one's mortality. It is the desire to be in the future, in the past, in death, but to be trapped in a forced encasement--the body--in the present. As a result, living becomes a kind of death; the body, a corpse. When confronted with fear and loneliness, estrangement and space, sex and the male body, violence and injustice, suffering and healing, such a grounded existence experiences constant weight without the prospect of escape. Ground is a fight to divest of the body in attempt to gain control--of the body, of who and what act upon it, and the space in which the body inhabits, refusing to accept confinement.
Table of Contents
1. Rose
2. Selves
3. Yeast
4. To the Babe in Me
5. Bone Box
6. In a Moment
7. I Am Skinny
8. The Statues
9. Are You Fucking Kidding Me
10. On the Phone in September
11. Untitled
12. The Third Law
13. How, Now
14. Untitled
15. Product
16. 3am
17. Rental
18. Dimensions
19. Between You and Me
21. Devotion
22. 4am
23. Storytime
24. Chris
25. This Time
26. Dawn
27. Nighttime Ritual
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