Mutable Forms: The Proto-ecology of William Burroughs’ Early Cut-ups
Comparative American Studies An International Journal August 24, 2013 Chad Weidner 2 citations
The extent to which ecocriticism can engage the early texts of William Burroughs is explored in order to identify the problems in attempting an ecocritical interpretation of the writer's experimental writing with its lack of coherent narratives and shortage of recognizably relevant environmental content. The suggestion that early cut-ups from Minutes to Go and The Yage Letters can be considered...