You guys have so incisively dissected this book, its themes, characters, etc. Especially loved the dialogue about the exploration of language as both a tool and a constraint. Also, the interpretation of Malina through Jung's anima and animus framework. Genius!! I can't wait to read the book this year. Thank you! :)
Thank you for the video! I’d recommend books by Stefan Zweig, like Chess Story or Post Office Girl. His stories always make good use of each word and are well structured.
Thank you. Have been meaning to get to him, especially after a recent rewatch of The Grand Budapest Hotel, which seems to be an homage of sorts to his work, reminded me of.
I've read it in German. For me personally the main message was: however f*cked up you feel, you still got a voice and you should not be afraid to use it. Her language got even more intensity for me by the parts read in this video. It can be so pleasantly overwhelming.
You guys have so incisively dissected this book, its themes, characters, etc. Especially loved the dialogue about the exploration of language as both a tool and a constraint. Also, the interpretation of Malina through Jung's anima and animus framework. Genius!! I can't wait to read the book this year. Thank you! :)
Enjoy the book. And thanks for listening. We appreciate it.
This page is insanely well produced for how little views. I suppose it is niche but make no mistake these are fantastic. Thank you for all your work❤️
Thank you for the video! I’d recommend books by Stefan Zweig, like Chess Story or Post Office Girl. His stories always make good use of each word and are well structured.
Thank you. Have been meaning to get to him, especially after a recent rewatch of The Grand Budapest Hotel, which seems to be an homage of sorts to his work, reminded me of.
I've read it in German. For me personally the main message was: however f*cked up you feel, you still got a voice and you should not be afraid to use it.
Her language got even more intensity for me by the parts read in this video. It can be so pleasantly overwhelming.
A decent takeaway message. And “pleasantly overwhelming” is a great way to describe large parts of this book!
Thank you.
You're most welcome!=.