pThe poet cites the following works as inspiration ppFranz Kafka, emThe Trial, Diaries 1910-1923emppRainier Maria Rilke, emRodinemppPaul Ricoeur, emOn InterpretationemppMartin Heidegger, emCountry Path ConversationsemppGiorgio Agamben, emNuditiesemppGeorg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel, emPhenomenology of SpiritemppTerayama Sh363ji, emThe Labyrinth emand emThe Dead Sea My TheatreemppYoshikuni Igarashi, emBodies of MemoryemppMaeda Ai, emText and the CityemppE.M. Cioran, emDrawn and QuarteredemppMarjorie Perloff, emThe Vienna Paradox A MemoiremppFriedrich Nietzsche, emThe Birth of TragedyemppFredric Jameson, emThe Hegel VariationsemppTilman Osterwold Thomas Knubben, emEmil Nolde Unpainted PicturesemppHenri Lefebvre, emThe Production of SpaceemppHijikata Tatsumi, emYameru Mai-himeemppYoshioka Minoru, emUmayahashi NikkiemppKobayashi Toshiaki, emShutai no Yukueembr ppNorman Fischer writes this about Eric Selland's OBJECT STATES ppstrongNo object that isn't a state of mind or being, no state of m