Documentation of catastrophic events can take many forms, from official reports and journalistic accounts to personal narratives and creative works. A volcanic eruption might be described in a scientific study analyzing its... Read more »
Documenting catastrophic events, whether natural or human-made, involves a multifaceted process of recording, analyzing, and interpreting the event’s impact. This might include firsthand accounts, scientific data, official reports, or journalistic coverage. For... Read more »
Maurice Blanchot’s work often explores themes of absence, nothingness, and the impossibility of fully representing catastrophic events. His approach, characterized by fragmented narratives and a focus on the limits of language, resists... Read more »