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Preface | 17 | |
Intro: The Prodigal Son jumps bail | 23 | |
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The Prodigal Son and the two Sinatras | 27 | |
The Prodigal Son on Green Dolphin Street | 28 | |
The Prodigal Son: The treadmill effect | 29 | |
The Prodigal Son: German postcards | 30 | |
The Prodigal Son: Kierkegaard at face value | 32 | |
The Prodigal Son reassesses Kierkegaard | 33 | |
The Prodigal Son edits a newsreel | 36 | |
The Prodigal Son watches a documentary | 37 | |
The Prodigal Son, Mr. DeMille, Norma Desmond, Billy Wilder, Claude Monet, et al. | 38 | |
The Prodigal Son paraphrases a plagiarist | 39 | |
The Prodigal Son gives blood | 40 | |
The Prodigal Son in a frenzy of scarves | 42 | |
The Prodigal Son confronting Zeno's paradoxes | 43 | |
The Prodigal Son introduces George W. G. Ferris | 44 | |
The Prodigal Son: Still life in slow motion | 45 | |
The Prodigal Son deconstructs the origami language | 46 | |
The Prodigal Son, for whom summer is a verb | 47 | |
The Prodigal Son pulls an all-nighter | 48 | |
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The Prodigal Son is caught off guard by planned obsolescence | 51 | |
The Prodigal Son, accompanied by the ideogram | 52 | |
The Prodigal Son as understudy | 53 | |
The Prodigal Son locates the epicenter | 54 | |
The Prodigal Son: Notes from the epicenter | 55 | |
The Prodigal Son paces the other half of a semicircle | 56 | |
The Prodigal Son: Temporary trains | 57 | |
The Prodigal Son bribes the fortune teller | 58 | |
The Prodigal Son: Standard deviations | 59 | |
The Prodigal Son marks his calendar | 60 | |
The Prodigal Son swims to a barrier island | 61 | |
The Prodigal Son learns to drown | 62 | |
The Prodigal Son envisions nothing | 63 | |
The Prodigal Son succumbs to secular miracles | 64 | |
The Prodigal Son investigates the Hemingway suicides | 65 | |
The Prodigal Son in absentia | 66 | |
3 | The Prodigal Son in his own words: | |
Credo (1) | 69 | |
Bees | 70 | |
Tipping over the actuarial tables | 71 | |
Homage to Li Po | 75 | |
Rhetorical answers | 76 | |
Credo (2) | 77 | |
Independence | 78 | |
Captivity | 79 | |
Free will | 80 | |
Fate | 81 | |
Faith | 82 | |
Credo (3) | 83 | |
Benedictus | 84 | |
Prayer against Ecclesiastes | 85 | |
Letter to the anarchists | 86 | |
Debussy | 87 | |
Credo (4) | 88 | |
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The Prodigal Son's education | 91 | |
The Prodigal Son forgives his brother | 92 | |
The Prodigal Son on a bus in New Delhi | 93 | |
The Prodigal Son buries a dog named Pavlov | 94 | |
The Prodigal Son takes up a hobby | 95 | |
The Prodigal Son: Studies for a portrait of John Merrick | 96 | |
The Prodigal Son is spotted on the grassy knoll | 97 | |
The Prodigal Son, briefly suspected in the shooting of Andy Warhol, is cleared of all charges | 98 | |
The Prodigal Son stands outside the Dakota | 99 | |
The Prodigal Son as decoy | 100 | |
The Prodigal Son: Science fiction | 101 | |
The Prodigal Son in spite of himself | 102 | |
The Prodigal Son loses his wife | 103 | |
The Prodigal Son buys a new car | 104 | |
The Prodigal Son: Vegas, after hours | 105 | |
The Prodigal Son and the epistemology of chance | 106 | |
The Prodigal Son in Pompeii | 107 | |
The Prodigal Son: Amnesty | 108 | |
The Prodigal Son accidentally kneels while learning to crawl | 109 | |
The Prodigal Son considers a diplomatic career | 110 | |
The Prodigal Son learns the word "antebellum" | 111 | |
The Prodigal Son overhears his interrogators | 112 | |
Coda: The Prodigal Son catches up with the bounty hunters | 115 | |
Notes & dedications | 117 | |
About the author | 119 |
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