- Vladimir Jankélévitch
from Music and The Ineffable (1961)
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The Futurist
A Futurist, but not a Brutalist - too ludic, too goofy I guess Gehry (RIP) was considered a postmodernist, but I don't see what he is...
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I do like this kind of book that attempts to sum up a moment in cultural time, especially when the author is also rash enough to predict t... -
"Schlock" here used in the Yiddish-derived sense of "inferior or shoddy goods" Oops, here's an earlier Hawkwind -rel... -
....is a bit too huge of a question for me to tackle but briefly* 1/ I’m not as depressed about music and lack of futurity as I was when I...
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