First of all, it’s good news when Eva Menasse, who loves languages and doesn’t think very hesitantly, writes an essay about the – attention, please stay tuned anyway – Internet. Things aren’t going well out there, everyone’s a little tense, and no one has enough breath left for the vocal marathon “ambiguity tolerance.” Perhaps, one hopes, a “literary essay” about the “state of debate in digital modernity” will sort out the thoughts scattered in 100 open tabs or reconcile Robert Habeck with Twitter – or at least briefly divert attention away from cat videos.
Review: “Saying everything and nothing” by Eva Menasse – Culture
