the exercise of the imagination

The 9/11 Commission Report & ‘exercise of the imagination’.

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*‘It is crucial to find a way of routinizing even bureaucratizing the exercise of the imagination.’

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A concluding recommendation of the Final Report of the National Commission on Terrorist Attacks Upon the United States

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dedication
‘To the paginal Icarus of Raymond Queneau’s novel “The Flight of…” who flees the pages of a putative pot-boiler to roam fin de siècle Montmartre drinking absinthe two saucers behind whilst falling for LN the cruciverbal frequently LU-sive grisette and later lady bicyclists’ bloomers manufacturer all the time pursued by his author and rival novelists (some of whose pen-portraits have also taken french-leave) his twenty page old fiancée Adelaide who fears for his fidelity since ‘l’uomo è mobile’ and by Morcol the detective self-pitying ‘shadower of shadows’ Icarus vicariously escapes all while becoming a ‘connoisseur of cycles electric and petroliphagous automobile carriages’ an autodidact who takes to the ‘air-borne rhomb’ the kite finally and fatefully bearing LN aloft to become the enthusiast who flew too high…’
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‘To the paginal Icarus of Raymond Queneau’s novel “The Flight of…” who flees the pages of a putative pot-boiler to roam fin de siècle Montmartre drinking absinthe two saucers behind whilst falling for LN the cruciverbal frequently LU-sive grisette and later lady bicyclists’ bloomers manufacturer all the time pursued by his author and rival novelists (some of whose pen-portraits have also taken french-leave) his twenty page old fiancée Adelaide who fears for his fidelity since ‘l’uomo è mobile’ and by Morcol the detective self-pitying ‘shadower of shadows’ Icarus vicariously escapes all while becoming a ‘connoisseur of cycles electric and petroliphagous automobile carriages’ an autodidact who takes to the ‘air-borne rhomb’ the kite finally and fatefully bearing LN aloft to become the enthusiast who flew too high…’

Jeff Instone and ZX191724B 2010

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