On interior landscapes1: Thinking with Ilyas, the Imam, and Stefania Pandolfo
Anthropology & Humanism August 30, 2024 Atreyee Majumder 1 citation
It is small and no more visible than a cricket in August. It likes to dress up, to masquerade, as all dwarfs do. It lodges between granite blocks, between serviceable truths. It even fits under a bandage, under adhesive. Neither customs officers nor their beautiful dogs will find it. Between hymns, between alliances, it hides itself. It camps in the Rocky Mountains of the skull. An eternal...