Wittgenstein's Nephew

"In every book I write, I oscillate between love and hatred for the subject I choose. Whenever the second feeling prevails, I decide to leave mental work aside completely and devote myself to physical work. .. But after a while, I start to hate myself again, and I find the solution in taking refuge in the mind again. Sometimes I wonder if this imbalance comes from the fact that there are all kinds of people in my family, farmers, thinkers, workers, writers, geniuses, idiots, middle-class bourgeois and even murderers. All these people exist inside me at the same time; sometimes I want to take shelter under the wings of one, sometimes the other. If I haven't cut my throat with a razor while shaving in front of the mirror, it's only because of my cowardice. He is a provocative, 'grumpy' writer who is against everyone and everything, especially himself. Wittgenstein's Nephew is a unique narrative continued by a contemporary voice who does not care about being loved but cares about love, as if talking to himself.



Number of Pages: 120
< br>Year of Printing: 2015


Language: Turkish
Publishing House: Metis Publishing

Foreword: Orhan Pamuk

First Edition Year: 2000< /p>

Number of Pages: 120

Language: Turkish