Premise by Eduardo Milán, Translated by Antonio Ochoa

Premise by Eduardo Milán, Translated by Antonio Ochoa
We do not know if Orpheus really existed. Yet a gesture from his legend, the gaze of Orpheus or Eurydice’s disappearance, is to us more poetically electrifying and tragic than the particular details constructed around his possible existence. That moment, that passionate synecdoche where Blanchot situates...