"The Abolition of Property An epigraph by Procol Harum introduces us to the apparently unreal space of The Abolition of Property, the story of a confrontation between two worlds that clash on aspects ranging from the moral to the ideological. The microcosm where these contradictions play out is a messy basement where Norma and Everio, both summoned by a friend, meet to listen to some tapes. Norma arrives first and turns on the player. She hears the name of her upcoming antagonist and the details of what will imminently ...
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"The Abolition of Property An epigraph by Procol Harum introduces us to the apparently unreal space of The Abolition of Property, the story of a confrontation between two worlds that clash on aspects ranging from the moral to the ideological. The microcosm where these contradictions play out is a messy basement where Norma and Everio, both summoned by a friend, meet to listen to some tapes. Norma arrives first and turns on the player. She hears the name of her upcoming antagonist and the details of what will imminently happen to her. An invisible rock band plays, setting the stage for this hallucinatory performance. Novel, or perhaps experimental theater? In this book, genre is what matters the least. In a text that remains challenging and experimental, Jos Agustn allows himself to flow with whatever structure the narrative demands. The Abolition of Property, a cult classic that had not been published in over twenty years, uses a variety of stylistic resources to narrate a story that turns upon itself in a sophisticated mirroring game where words anticipate actions. This edition also includes a special note written by the author. "
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Add this copy of Abolicion De La Propiedad to cart. $16.58, fair condition, Sold by ThriftBooks-Baltimore rated 4.0 out of 5 stars, ships from Halethorpe, MD, UNITED STATES, published 2011 by Debolsillo.
