P.B.
Wombat
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The adopted son of a mulatto coffee merchant and a Jewish heiress to
a rubber fortune, Wombat makes his home and living at the University
of New South Zealand, where he is the Distinguished Professor of Cultural
Semiotics. Wombat states that "the reason I have become so
fixated upon the culturo-literary hegemony of the machine is that it
is the essential of the Foucaultlian lexicographic paradigm."
He further states: "It is impossible to discern the automotive
from the libidinal, the mechanistic from the Lacanian self. So, I write
about transmissions."
Wombat's "Nocturnal Transmissions: The Automatic Decline of Western
Morals" was mentioned on National Public Radio staple Car
Talk on November 6, 1999.
P.B. Wombat's Publication History
Note: This index only includes publication in the
EastWesterly Review and related journals.
EastWesterly
Review: Issue 42
On the Spiritual Lives of Books
EastWesterly
Review: Issue 37
PrayPal: Automated Indulgences for an Online Age
EastWesterly
Review: Issue 34
The Holy Bible, The King Ranch Version: A Review
EastWesterly
Review: Issue 17
Foundling
Theories Fund Recipient Report: Evolution
EastWesterly
Review: Issue 12
Jesus Up,
Puss
EastWesterly
Review: Issue 10
“The
Jousting of Granny Whetherall” by Katherine Ann Pelter
A Critical Review
EastWesterly
Review: Issue 3
George W.
Bush: a Revelation in Iniquity
EastWesterly
Review: Issue 1
Nocturnal
Transmissions: How the Automatic Caused the Decline of Western Morals
