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From: The Independent - London
Date: 20021112
Author:TOM LUBBOCK
Tracey Emin? Franz Kafka wrote a beautiful story called "Josephine the Singer or the Mouse-Folk", a story about a community of mice, as told by one of them, and of the central role in this community of a mouse called Josephine, who is a great public singer. Or is she? The narrator is uncertain. "Is it singing at all? Is it not perhaps just a squeaking? And squeaking is something we all know about. We all squeak, but of course, no one dreams of calling it art, we squeak without thinking of it... if that were true, then indeed Josephine's alleged vocal skill might be disproved, but that would ...
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