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10 Oct 2024

And Then This: More Random Thoughts on Samuel Beckett

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Stephen Alexander: God Save Samuel Beckett (2024)  (à la Jamie Reid) [1]     There are many reasons other than his dark humour and finely...
12 Jan 2024

Reflections on Vita Contemplativa by Byung-Chul Han (Part One)

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(Polity Press, 2024)     I.    The subtitle of Byung-Chul Han's new little book is In Praise of Inactivity [a] . But it's important...
6 Feb 2022

The Rich Can Buy Soap: Why I Find Shepard Fairey's Hope Poster Problematic

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Shepard Fairey in front of his portrait of Barack Obama before its installation  at the National Portrait Gallery in Washington D.C. in 2009...
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1 Nov 2020

Notes on the Youthful Writings of Gilles Deleuze 1: Description of Women

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  Young man, there's no need to feel down     I.   The first text that French philosopher Gilles Deleuze ever published, in the autumn o...
28 Sept 2019

French Maid

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F. H. Clough: The French Maid (1950s) Grammatically speaking, I'm not sure if the word French, as used within English, is a mo...
23 Jun 2019

Carry On Caligula

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Caligula (12-41 CE):  Roman Emperor (37-41 CE)   I have existed from the dawn of the world and I shall exist until the last star fal...
3 Jan 2018

No Man is a Hypocrite in His Pleasures: The Crazy Love Life of Albert Camus

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Simone                                                 Maria                                                    Francine Football-...
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4 Nov 2017

Fragments from a Dark History of Black Fashion (V-VII)

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V. The colour is black ... the seduction is beauty ... the aim is ecstasy ... the fantasy is death - or how fascism exerted ...