
writing about arts (primarily music, literature and film), philosophy, theology, politics, personal memoir
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A cut-up takes a text that already exist and rearranges the words in a different order.
A cut-up takes a text that already exist and rearranges the words in a different order. The effect of this literary method is to fracture the original...
How many of you are familiar with this kind of gloomy, self-righteous statement?
“When we were coming up, we would go look for such and such artist at the record store. We saved up our money, and getting one record was a big deal. We would...
Part 3: The dual purpose of art - the role of the artist in society - turning to Adorno - the artist's ethical responsibility, and their public in turn - Word vs. Deed - logos - beauty and the sublime
The allotted function of art is not, a...
New York Times pop critic Jon Caramanica followed up on the decision to not include Billy Joel on the “Greatest Songwriters” list – one of the most arbitrary, inconsequential pieces of musical “criticism” the newspaper has delivered in my a...
“I’m Brad, and I’m a proud nationalist.”
How does that sound? You bristle? But what if I give it context:
“I’m Brad, and I am a proud nationalist. My nation includes John Coltrane, Aretha Franklin, Jimi Hendrix and Billie Holiday. My nati...
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