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Choreography is an autodidactic field--you can't teach it. Writing journalism to pay the bills while producing a steady stream of novels and other fictions, Vollmann was also at work on an encyclopedic study of violence and the justifications thereof, an unclassifiable blend of reportage, rumination, and autodidactic moral philosophy, copiously illustrated with his own photographs from trouble spots around the globe and published in seven volumes in 2003 under the title Rising Up and Rising Down. With the exception of a short period in the early 1860s, he was stalwartly orthodox--not an easy task for a prolific, autodidactic essayist. |
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