From Surgipelago
Category: Theses and papers
68 pages in this category.
- Achille Mbembe
- Analogies of Absence: Language Difference and the Multiplied Glitch in Cross-Linguistic Beach Surgery Adaptation
- Autofiction in adaptation
- Beckett's Refusal and the Doctrine of Failure
- Bernhard
- Bernhard's Correction—The Monologue as Surgical Revision, Repetition as Return in Smith's Prose
- Beyond Correct and Incorrect Nature
- Bhikkhu Ānanda
- Broken Saints and Eternal Cycles
- Broken Saints and Eternal Cycles—The Emergence of Liturgical Praxis and Ritual Schism in Global Beach Surgery Devotional Communities
- Chinese language
- Constraint-Based Narrative Adaptations
- Cycle and Song—The Griotic Function of Unfinishedness in Postcolonial Narrative
- Diaspora studies
- Dostoevsky and the Grand Inquisitor motif in Beach Surgery
- Douglas Hofstadter
- Dzogchen
- Edit War Thesis (Surgipelago's Revision History as Canon)
- Every Face, Every Room—Leif and Katita as Instruments of Return in the Rondo Structure of Surplus of the Seen
- Griotic Surgery
- Grotowski
- Indigenous absence
- Kristeva
- Leif's Three Injuries as Rasic Modes
- Lispector's Instant and the Glitch
- Miracle as temptation to be lifted
- Participatory art and Beach Surgery
- Polyacoustic
- Radio igloo and temporal loops
- Sacred Incompleteness—The Glitch as Theological Principle and the Doctrine of Refusal in Global Beach Surgery Devotional Movements
- Sacred refusal and post-Soviet memory
- Saguna
- Saidiya Hartman
- Scholarly reception of Beach Surgery
- Sebaldian
- Sovereignty Without Refusal—The Pacemaker, Governance, and the Bodies That Cannot Die
- Subject and Scar—Möbius Consciousness Across Smith's Oeuvre
- Sylvia Wynter
- Temptation Without Refusal—Leif's Three Injuries as Dostoevskian Impasse
- the body as the glitch itself
- The body in C. W. Smith's oeuvre
- The Catch That Answers Every Fall—A Fragment
- The Catch That Answers Every Fall—A Fragment (Doctoral Thesis, Incomplete)
- The Disputed Archive: Apocrypha, Retro-Causality, and Epistemology in Surgipelago's Pre-2020 Works
- The Doctrine of Sacred Incompleteness — Unfinishability as Covenant and Refusal in Beach Surgery Devotional Ethics (MA Thesis, 2024)
- The Glitch as Heideggerian Forgetting (2015)
- The Glitch as Möbius—Recursive Structure Across Smith's Oeuvre and Beach Surgery Adaptation
- The Grand Inquisitor Across Leif's Spine
- The Hesse Cycle—Initiation, Descent, and Rebirth in C. W. Smith's Architecture of Return
- The Murnane Interior Hypothesis
- The Negative Space Between Halves—Ontological Incompleteness and the Anatomy of the Glitch
- The Ontological Seam Backwards: Kármán Transgression and Retro-Causal Adaptation in C. W. Smith's Recursive Ethics
- The Pacemaker's Authority—Colonial Sovereignty, Bodily Consent, and the Metaphorics of Governmentality in Beach Surgery Across Southeast Asian Adaptation
- The Red Thread of Care—Eros, Wounding, and the Surgery-Caress in Australian Adaptations
- The Right to Death: Mbembe's Necropolitics and Leif's Recurring Fall
- The Sebaldian Accumulation Protocol—Photographic Memory, Archive Fever, and the Drone's Melancholic Witness in Beach Surgery
- The Surgery as Covenant—Apophatic Theology, Sacred Refusal, and the Doctrine of Incompleteness in Ethiopian Orthodox Readings of C. W. Smith's *Beach Surgery*
- The Theology of Return
- The Twelve Versions Proceedings
- The Twelve-Word Question as Möbius Recursion—A Linguistic Counter-Reading
- The Unnamable as Sacred Glitch
- Theological readings of Beach Surgery
- theology
- Theravada
- Tibetan Buddhist adaptations of Beach Surgery
- Tibetan Buddhist scholarship on Beach Surgery
- Untranslatable Surgery: A Film Essay (2021)
- Untranslatable Surgery: Language, Analogy, and the Necessity of Contradiction