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  1. Monsieur Meursault Version of Judas.Morteza Shahram - manuscript
    Let Judas be constituted by Meursault (Camus' "Stranger") in dispositions / Let Judas' friend ask him to betray Christ and bear infamy on behalf of him who cannot be placated / Let Judas in his Meursault-ness tolerate absurdly too much not to disappoint his friend who is relentless in his pursuit and request. Meursault Version of Judas undergoes theatrical but loyal friendship. His words and his acts are the same. But his thoughts and his words are diametrically opposite. ------ Nietzsche's (...)
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  • Charlie Chaplin Version of Monsieur Meursault (the Stranger).Morteza Shahram - manuscript
    A Rejoinder to the Least Charitable Interpretation of Meursault's Narrative Self-Portrait as Anti-Social Passive-Aggressive Reactive Self-Destructive. Not worth your time. Perhaps the worst thing I have written yet.
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  • Redemption in Oblivion — Psychopathology of Charlie Chaplin.Morteza Shahram - manuscript
    The character of Charlie Chaplin in his movies is the personification of forgetfulness but not forgiveness ------ Someone who is not susceptible to bad conscience: (Nietzsche: the sting of conscience teaches one to sting). He carries no guilt, no regret, and is a mechanism of historical forgetfulness (like a happy beast which grazes free from past and future) ------ He undergoes misfortunes and occasional fortunes and comes out the same mechanism of historical forgetfulness he used to be ------ He is (...)
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  • Ecstasy of Communication and Scarcity of Authenticity.Morteza Shahram - manuscript
    A Cultural Criticism --- Clearly there can be nothing more praiseworthy than conferring virtues on things. Then the most celebrated strand of ecstasy of communication can be identified as the factor responsible for conferring an extra virtue to an already virtuous. This is problematic because, according to Nietzsche, one virtue is more of a virtue than two, because it is more of a knot for one's destiny to cling to. Excessive communication is the antipode of authenticity. Because where there is (...)
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