Raoul Eshelman, literary heavyweight, critic (Germany), post
post-modernist thinker, author of performatism writes about
M.K.Harikumar's aphorisms
M.K.Harikumar's aphorisms reveal him to be a keen and critical
observer of the human condition as well as a resourceful thinker who grapples with both quotidian and eternal problems. His skepticism towards many aspects of contemporary civilization is counterbalanced by a quest for spiritual values in nature and in human life itself. In his striving to think outside the bounds of convention, he makes us aware of forces larger than ourselves.
Raoul Eshelman (b.1956) is a scholar of Slavic literature who grew up
in America but has spent most of his professional life in Germany. He
received his B.A. from Rutgers University (USA) in 1978 and his Ph.D.
in Slavic Literature from Konstanz (Germany) in 1988. At present he is
a Professor of Comparative Literature at the Ludwig-Maximilian
University in Munich. He is married and has two children.
post-modernist thinker, author of performatism writes about
M.K.Harikumar's aphorisms
M.K.Harikumar's aphorisms reveal him to be a keen and critical
observer of the human condition as well as a resourceful thinker who grapples with both quotidian and eternal problems. His skepticism towards many aspects of contemporary civilization is counterbalanced by a quest for spiritual values in nature and in human life itself. In his striving to think outside the bounds of convention, he makes us aware of forces larger than ourselves.
Raoul Eshelman (b.1956) is a scholar of Slavic literature who grew up
in America but has spent most of his professional life in Germany. He
received his B.A. from Rutgers University (USA) in 1978 and his Ph.D.
in Slavic Literature from Konstanz (Germany) in 1988. At present he is
a Professor of Comparative Literature at the Ludwig-Maximilian
University in Munich. He is married and has two children.
