Art of Wilson Harris
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The composite character has a triple function: it is a human form of the bone flute; as a phallic form it is influential in Da Silva's "giving birth to" the writing which unites characters and times, and it "sings a tale with the song of the earth, song of a melancholy homecoming to a universal city he loved on both banks of father time," song of the living Da Silva and the "dead" Francis (p. 20).
Francis, brought to life through Da Silva's thoughts, painting and editing, feels as though he has... been hit, as though he has suffered "another assault by a painter's brush" like those kept beside Da Silva's palette. He continues, however, with an "inner sense of that shaft or song until he [comes] to the junction of Holland Park Avenue and Holland Road" where Da Silva lives. He notices buildings and remembers people and "yet he could see them as if they were there forever pooled in his own consciousness" (p. 21). Ke has become a sort of "ghost of the landscape" similar to Reddy in Genesis .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The composite character has a triple function: it is a human form of the bone flute; as a phallic form it is influential in Da Silva's "giving birth to" the writing which unites characters and times, and it "sings a tale with the song of the earth, song of a melancholy homecoming to a universal city he loved on both banks of father time," song of the living Da Silva and the "dead" Francis (p. 20).
Francis, brought to life through Da Silva's thoughts, painting and editing, feels as though he has... been hit, as though he has suffered "another assault by a painter's brush" like those kept beside Da Silva's palette. He continues, however, with an "inner sense of that shaft or song until he [comes] to the junction of Holland Park Avenue and Holland Road" where Da Silva lives. He notices buildings and remembers people and "yet he could see them as if they were there forever pooled in his own consciousness" (p. 21). Ke has become a sort of "ghost of the landscape" similar to Reddy in Genesis .
What to read after Art of Wilson Harris?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gilliland, Marion C. to read onlineMoreLess
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