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S. Lenz, “Der Überläufer”, receptive transgression, war, existential dubiousness, marginal sixth sense, Iron CurtainAbstract
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The Invisible Writing
EVERYTHING OLD HAS SHAPE-SHIFTED
Arrow in the Blue: The Invisible Writing
By Arthur Koestler
1954
Darkness at Noon may not be required reading anymore in universities, because Koestler is a dead white male who left the Communist Party. But The Invisible Writing, a 400-page volume of his four-part autobiography Arrow in the Blue, is still worth reading because it explains so much about the origins of the political culture (is there any other kind?) of the United States today — out of Alinsky by the C.P. You will find this history from three-quarters of a century ago surprisingly familiar today.
Koestler was from Hungary but spent much of the first half of the 20th century as a refugee, including some years as a political prisoner, when the Communist movement “travelled from the era of the Apostles to that of the Borgias” in three short generations. Why and how?
He writes that this closed system of thought, called the dialectical method or dialectical materialism, which inexplicably means talking about communism, is self-contained:
“My attitudes to art, literature and human relations became reconditioned and moulded to the pattern. My vocabulary, grammar, syntax, gradually changed. I learnt to avoid any original form of expression, any i