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James Apollon White
Pandoras Büchse, offen… [EPUB ebook]
New Beat Lyrik des Symbolischen Individualismus; Erweiterte Ausgabe

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Pandoras Büchse, offen… ist ein Buch, ein Schrei, ein Statement gegen den merkantilistischen technokratischen Wahnsinn des alles durchdringenden Formalismus unserer Postmoderne! Melancholie und Desillusion sprechen aus der Lyrik Whites. Man sollte schon zwischen den Zeilen lesen, um zu erkennen, dass Überdruss an unserer Postmoderne haftet! Lest, schreit mit, lasst euch treiben durch die Wörter, die nicht ungesagt bleiben sollten!

Denn Mutter Gaia ist unsere Frucht (Leben) und der merkantile technokratische Wahnsinn evident unser Untergang!

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Language German ● Format EPUB ● ISBN 9783748786719 ● File size 1.0 MB ● Publisher BookRix ● Published 2021 ● Downloadable 24 months ● Currency EUR ● ID 7887053 ● Copy protection without

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