Hominins: The book talks about the reality we live in. Many of us are waiting for our lives to change through the efforts of other people. They live like humanoids and are under the illusion that their lives will not begin yet. This is usually inherent in waiting for life to begin. This syndrome is widely spread in our time.. A simplified and brief explanation of this syndrome. ...And also about perception, how a person perceives... Self-perception in the philosophy of the self is the experience of an individual’s personality or individuality... It should not be confused with awareness in terms of perceptible qualities, as awareness is awareness of one’s environment, body, and lifestyle in general... As for self-perception, it is Distinguishing this self-awareness...is how to consciously know and understand the individual's personality, his long-term thinking, his feelings, and his motivations for continuous progress and development...and the last part...are...short stories expressive of striving, patience, perseverance, and taking responsibility. ..
In “Friendship with Wittgenstein’s Nephew,” which is considered the sweetest and most humanly warm of all that Bernhard wrote, the writer talks about his relationship with Powell, the nephew of the famous philosopher Ludwig Wittgenstein, and the bonds of friendship that had united the two when the writer was being treated in a sanatorium for lung diseases. , while Powell was an inmate just steps away from him in a mental hospital.
In an endless narrative breath, the Austrian writer describes the last years of his friend's life, which also reflects part of Thomas Bernhard's autobiography, and his reflections on life and death, literature and art, reason and madness.
I wrote you with an alphabet of letters like a soul reciting with the calmness of its stillness
And with the noise of its radiance, and the trembling of its fear in your absence, and it is completed
Her look, the muteness of her words, and the melody of a bird flirting with space
And with an eagerness to meet, extending to no end..
