Tell and never end

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Tell and never end. Attempts to create an aesthetic of everyday life is a book by Uwe Timm . It contains five lectures in which Timm presents his poetological and aesthetic basic positions as well as his personal way of working. He held these lectures in the winter semester 1991/92 at the invitation of the Germanist Manfred Durzak as part of a poetics lectureship at the University of Paderborn . It is his first book of its kind; In 2009 the lecture volume Von Anfang und Ende followed . The volume was published almost simultaneously with his novella The Discovery of Currywurst , on January 1, 1993 by the publishing house Kiepenheuer & Witsch . Timm advocates a committed, subjective narrative literature that is close to oral narration and everyday life.

Title of the individual lectures

  1. The author, the writing, the machine or the apple in the drawer
  2. The biography of the words or everything OK?
  3. About Lies and Truth or The Story of the King with the Star of David
  4. Over Time or The Beautiful Abundance
  5. The Whisper of Generations or The Wonderful Subjunctive

source

Tell and never end , Uwe Timm. Cologne: Kiepenheuer & Witsch 1993, ISBN 3-462-02236-9

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