Irizaurus

Maître Corbeau, Lapin Pressé.

Local writer, Mordechai Richler.

Someone in my French program introduced me to Chuck Norris jokes. I used Chuck Norris jokes in French and German conversation at the library in Nashville.

Traffic calming on my brother's street. In kilometers.

Zur 256. Wiederkehr von Hölderlins Geburtstag (20. März 1770): Patmos | Dem Landgrafen von Homburg. Eingeleitet und vorgetragen von Roland Reuß. [Adresse unten]

Audio (mp3, ca. 33 MB): <textkritik.de/patmos/Patmos.…>

En dérangement.

En effet, il y a de la neige à l'église Notre-Dame-des-Neiges.

No matter what your app tells you, "la rupture" in French only *sometimes* means "rupture" in English. It frequently means "break" or "break up" unless you *do* mean that "so and so's relationship ruptured overnight"

LC, Mr. Montreal.

@textkritik Amazing! I call that "six degrees" (after a book/ play with that title), to indicate there are six degrees or fewer between a thing and you or me.

@Irizaurus Most of the Zweig stuff is translated by my friends Brigitte Vergne-Cain & Gérard Rudent. They translated »Ende der Hypnose«.

Back to chasing Zweig in a city with bookstores.

21st century iconography in Montreal.

Book events I missed.

I borrowed our maternal grandfather Willy's 100-year-old Japanese walking stick from my bro to navigate the slightly snowy sidewalks on Boulevard St. Laurent in Montreal.

Landed.

@NowPhilosophie Kein Knoblauch?

First time seeing a Waymo without a driver driving around my Nashville neighborhood.

@textkritik Unter >Trieb< vielleicht? Haben andere Triebe ihre eigenen, separat aufgeführten Lemmata?

Verstehe die Entscheidung dieses von Wolfgang Martens hrsgg., fast 1200 Seiten umfassenden »Handbuchs psychoanalytischer Grundbegriffe« (5. Aufl 2022) nicht, dem Begriff »Todestrieb« kein eigenes Lemma zu widmen.

Caught it one second before our friends at channel 2 fixed it.