October 20th, 2010 / 9:18 pm
Snippets
Snippets
Kristen Iskandrian—
Ariana Reines on Acker, Gallo, genital life, and “the absence of a living moral referent.” Via her bewitching blog.
THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY CAN BE A SUBLIME TIME TO ARRIVE IN SEARCHING FOR “A LIVING MORAL REFERENT”:
ACT AS THOUGH, BY VIRTUE OF ONE’S WILL, THE MAXIM EMBEDDED IN THE ACTION WERE TO BECOME A UNIVERSAL LAW
Perhaps Vincent Gallo was trying to read that font?
at least it isn’t as bad as white text on a black background.
white text on a black background is basically the worst possible thing.
THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY CAN BE A SUBLIME TIME TO ARRIVE IN SEARCHING FOR “A LIVING MORAL REFERENT”:
ACT AS THOUGH, BY VIRTUE OF ONE’S WILL, THE MAXIM EMBEDDED IN THE ACTION WERE TO BECOME A UNIVERSAL LAW
never seen comment box hate as intense as her blog trolls are spewing.
it’s a bit glenn close.
It’s a lot from the life of marionettes.
Could Reines sift the malignancies out and, eh, genetically re-assign them? – say, in a conversation of monologues.
yassou deadgod (thanatos?),
what is the life of marionettes?
xo
Kalimera, re. To einai ena film ap’ to Bergman. Prepei na blepeis, giati – alla to einai polu s[th]eno – to einai xarakteristika (gia to Bergman) ba[th]u kai puxno.
Kai ‘dw – fusika – auto to film einai thematiko, omws th’ sou.
Ox, malaka, ta quotation marks ellhnika den paei kala edw. Borei to diabazeis;
‘menit yang lalu’; e;;
woah
bravo vree…efharisto poli!