fault path

Xie Xiaohong and Chen Xiamin’s special articles lead the way Recommended by Luo Guixiang, Micah @Happy Kongner, Xu Xiwen and Mu Yu on the same channel -- Wherever words end, they must have meaning like fire rushing from the earth Former "Sample" editor-in-chief Ye Zisong's first personal collection Knowledge ✕ perceptual technology ✕ literature and art have never been in opposition In 1876, Bell invented the telephone, a brand-new machine that could receive sounds from the dead; In 1980, Roland. Barthes publishes "Camera Lucida: Notes on Photography" to explore how images preserve the love of the deceased. The rupture of relationships and the longing for the other have brought about the intersection of science and technology and the development of literature and art. If, in an era of rapid change, messages disappear in the torrent of communication, trying to connect to the unknown other end, may there be a way that is unique to us? Cut from Lin Xi’s lyrics to Derrida’s theory; Read Calvino, Tom. McCarthy's novels; Deconstructing the films of Christopher Nolan and Ryusuke Hamaguchi; Focus on Roland. Barthes's writing explores how writing and rereading can become outlets for mourning. "Faultlines" is Ye Zisuan's first personal collection of essays, which contains 31 essays/notes/comments, thinking about topics such as communication, memory and mourning. While quoting from other places, there is still no lack of reflection on the urban experience of Hong Kong. Daily walks and minibus trips have been transformed into objects carrying emotions. The keyword "Fault" in the title of the book indicates fault and defect, which also refers to the break between the ground layers, as well as the anomalies and faults in the circuit. Drilling deeper into the cracks leads to unexpected places. In this way, the so-called faultlines in the title of the book point to wrong words, scattered strata, and faulty lines. Once you are aware of these divisions and gaps, it becomes necessary to cross them. "If there is a gap, you can believe that there is a possibility of connecting the two ends." - Perhaps, the fragmented life has become a barrier to communication, but if you can decipher the codes of various media, you may not be unable to overcome the desperate situation; listen to the subtleties of things Noise, reorganizing the fragments of text, can still create the lyrical path of this generation. -- Number of pages: 336 Inner page color: two-color Binding: paperback Category: Essay/Review/Hong Kong Literature