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New Genres
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42 New Genres 1 A witness claims to have seen a spirit. From this premise, a ragged band sets out, tramping through an old house in the dark, joking or bickering, carrying equipment meant to measure “fluctuations.” The existence of the spirit should remain an open — so foreclosed — question. 2 Pockets of self-reference arise. As if I could read the mind of the creator, I already see that the father is the stalker he pursues and, eventually, neutralizes ...