A.V. (Anthropocosmogonic Vastupurushamanism)

Dan Mellamphy (author)

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Title	A.V. (Anthropocosmogonic Vastupurushamanism)
Contributor	Dan Mellamphy (author)
DOI	https://doi.org/10.21983/P3.0098.1.26
Landing page	https://punctumbooks.com/titles/the-funambulist-papers-vol-2/
License	https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/
Copyright	Mellamphy, Dan
Publisher	punctum books
Published on	2015-04-09
Long abstract	“The first volume of The Funambulist Papers is almost published, and I was coming back to you to know if your text for the second one will still be ready to be published around December as we originally talked about,” wrote Léopold Lambert in an October 2013 E-mail. “Taking the risk of being a bit redundant,” he continued, “I’d like to in-sist on the importance of addressing the question of the body, [...] as the essays will come from very different people and it would therefore be great to have [one] object of investigation with so many different approaches.3” Also sprach der Seiltänzer: thus spoke the tightrope-walker, and in this way — ambulatorily, via agchibasien — was the funis (‘thread’) furnished for the present foray (this very brief essay).
Page range	pp. 212–223
Print length	12 pages
Language	English (Original)

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Dan Mellamphy

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Western University

“The first volume of The Funambulist Papers is almost published, and I was coming back to you to know if your text for the second one will still be ready to be published around December as we originally talked about,” wrote Léopold Lambert in an October 2013 E-mail. “Taking the risk of being a bit redundant,” he continued, “I’d like to in-sist on the importance of addressing the question of the body, [...] as the essays will come from very different people and it would therefore be great to have [one] object of investigation with so many different approaches.3” Also sprach der Seiltänzer: thus spoke the tightrope-walker, and in this way — ambulatorily, via agchibasien — was the funis (‘thread’) furnished for the present foray (this very brief essay).