Michael Maranda ‘The Theory of irregular verbs’ |
1 cm x 6.5 km statement . . . “… a sigh, it sees itself incessantly forced away from its infinite divine task, of perfecting
'the Theory of Irregular Verbs,' —to finite terrestrial tasks, which latter have still a significance for us.
It is the cynosure of revolutionary France, this National Assembly. All work of Government has fallen into its hands,
or under its control; all men look to it for guidance. In the middle of that huge Revolt of Twenty-five millions,
it hovers always aloft as Carroccio or Battle-Standard, impelling and impelled, in the most confused way; if it cannot
give much guidance, it will still seem to give … .” How long is history?
exhibitions . . . 1999 • Group and Residency. “Main d'ouevre,” Quatier éphémére (at Usines éphémére, St-Ouen cedex Paris) reviews . . . 1999 • Viau, René. “Main d'oeuvre à Saint-Ouen” La Presse (9 June 1999),
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