Agnes, the madwoman of the forgetme- not: the collapse of singularity and the resistance to common places
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2009-06-15
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Bracho, Miguel Ángel. 2009. “Agnes, the Madwoman of the Forgetme- Not: The Collapse of Singularity and the Resistance to Common Places”. Escritos 17 (38): 224-36. https://revistas.upb.edu.co/index.php/escritos/article/view/6795.
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Miguel Ángel Bracho
Universidad Pontificia Bolivariana
Abstract
Through Agnes, a character in his novel Immortality, Milan Kundera reflects on singularity in contemporary world. Singularity is being cannibalized by imagologists, the mass media and the common places these phenomena originate. This reflection will approach the character as the symbol of a singularity in danger and as an aesthetic possibility of resistance via a collapse as a singular possibility.
Keywords:
Milan Kundera, literature, contemporaneity, imagologists