Fwd: Pynchon on the radio

[Lorentzen / Nicklaus]

 i indeed plan to tape it & i'll give you my impressions. but there probably 
 won't be lust & time (- a child will be born around that date ...) to work out 
 a full length translation. anyway, i can tell you already by now what friedrich 
 kittler will say: literature & engineering are, basically, the same &   
 pynchon's most important text, the key to his universe, so to speak, is that  
 early technical piece for boeing (- "togetherness", 1960). though this is, 
 inside the crustated academic landscape in germany, still somehow refreshing, i 
 actually don't think that the complex theme of socio-technical hybridity in 
 pynchon can be understood  t h a t  easy ...
       
                                                  off & on it rains: kai
Rich schrieb:

> wouldn't it be cool if Pynchon broke his silencevia the radio, only he spoke 
> in some ancient tongue that only a few understood
>
> PS I hope some of our friends across the sea,can tape, and translate for the 
> sick group here.  I assume the program will be in German
> rich
>
>
> >From: Thomas Eckhardt <uzs7lz at uni-bonn.de>
> >To: pynchon-l at waste.org
> >Subject: Pynchon on the radio
> >Date: Fri, 3 Mar 2000 14:18:06 -0600
> >
> >For all you P-listers residing in Germany: On Saturday, March 25, 8 pm to 
> >10
> >pm, Heinz Ickstadt, Friedrich Kittler and Michael Naumann will be 
> >discussing
> >TRP in a Deutschlandfunk (UKW 104,8 Mhz) broadcast.
> >
> >Thomas
> >
>
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