{"article":{"id":16560,"heading":"The Rewriting Of The Disaster","author":"Paul Chan","created":"2002-05-10 19:43:51","modified":"2005-08-15 00:58:14","last_modified":"Mon, 15 Aug 2005 07:58:14","article":"

The Rewriting Of The Disaster

Thoughts on independent media, new media and the work of mourning

By Paul Chan

Let me begin with a confession: I feel weak. This is not surprising, knowing what I experienced, and what others experienced with us New Yorkers some time ago: a time that feels both terribly intimate and infinitely distant. It is hard to describe. It is also a unique quality of the disaster, which I will return to later.























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