Narcissism In Durrell Critique By Sara Solberg
Sara Solberg analyzes Lawrence Durrell's Justine from the Alexandria Quartet, arguing Durrell imitates Proust and Lawrence, elevating narcissism and sensuality as ends in themselves. She contrasts Durrell's self conscious portrayal with Lawrence's transcendent fiction, noting Durrell's time space approach and personal therapy value.
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Liquid Theatre A Happy Thing at Guggenheim Museum
A reviewer recalls Liquid Theatre’s "an experiment in making people feel good" at the Guggenheim. The immersive, participatory sequence moves from lobby games to songs and silent nonverbal play, ending with joyous dancing and communal happiness. The company began in Los Angeles and arrived in New York recently, drawing both students and older adults into a shared uplifting experience.
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