Thoughts and Abortions - Crees, Shane
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This multifaceted collection of writings by the philosopher-poet Shane Crees offers a diverse range of themes, reflections, forms and writing styles, all selected from a pensive and intellectual career of over ten years. There are aphorisms, poems, explorations of philosophy, and a dramatic renditioning of the literary practice known as deconstruction. The master Derrida is addressed directly in a piece composed as letters responding to that author's famous Letter to a Japanese Friend. Other pieces include several experiments with the ancient Haiku form but with a modern urban,…mehr

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This multifaceted collection of writings by the philosopher-poet Shane Crees offers a diverse range of themes, reflections, forms and writing styles, all selected from a pensive and intellectual career of over ten years. There are aphorisms, poems, explorations of philosophy, and a dramatic renditioning of the literary practice known as deconstruction. The master Derrida is addressed directly in a piece composed as letters responding to that author's famous Letter to a Japanese Friend. Other pieces include several experiments with the ancient Haiku form but with a modern urban, counter-cultural twist, as well as scores of maxims addressing all manner of controversial subjects and tackling psychologically introspective topics. In the book as a whole there is a revelry in language, its images and rhythms; it brims with an inquiring logic that strikes often paradoxical and diametrical positions. This is an inquiring non-political book for the curious, intellectual and spiritually lost.
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Shane Crees is a poet-philosopher, raised in the small village of Llanrhystud, Ceredigion in West Wales. He has graduated from the universities of Aberystwyth and Lampeter and has worked as an editor/proof reader as well as having briefly taught philosophy at the Old College. He has published several poems in magazines including Poetry Monthly and The Red Poets' Society, and given readings in venues including the Dylan Thomas Centre in Swansea. He lives in Aberystwyth. He is the previously published author of his Collected Poems 2006 - 2016.