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Peter Pál Pelbart’s ‘Cartography of Exhaustion’ Is Exhilarating
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Peter Pál Pelbart’s ‘Cartography of Exhaustion’ Is Exhilarating

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Jon Morris
/ 3 February 2016
This is a sunny, revitalizing book, despite its ostensible focus on exhaustion and nihilism.
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Feeling Sorry for Sex: Lauren Berlant and Erotophobia

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Rob Horning
/ 13 March 2008
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