Pequeño post
Friday, March 18, 2005
Hoy estoy en casa y escucho el sonido aturdidor de la televisión y de las voces increíblemente altas de una tribu de niñas cuyos dioses son otros tantos personajes de la televisión, niños como ellas, muchachos que sonríen a la cámara sin ningún tipo de vergüenza mientras repiten las palabras mecánicas de un escritor de la televisión. Pasar el día de esa manera es casi igual a estar sin nada que hacer en un polvoriento pueblo un domingo a mediodía. Aunque no es eso. Los pueblos son tranquilos y frescos. Nunca sórdidos. Y la experiencia de vivir días sórdidos en tu propia casa es algo a lo que estamos condenados. Lo mejor es la terapia de siempre. Y respirar profundamente unas cuantas veces. Uno. Dos. Expira.
Respecto de la pregunta de Cástulo sobre el posmodernismo, aquí dejo un artículo que escaneé de la mítica revista Quimera.
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