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Originally Posted by Glice
Yeah, I did that old trick of bending facts to make my point with the COUM thing, and you're right about the 'public arts' bit as well. Still, who's to let a few niggling facts get in the way of a good point, eh?
I'd never thought about putting Adorno into that argument (it's a recurring theme of mine) so thanks. I shan't be using Adorno, but he'll at least be considered. I have a cardinal rule about Adorno - so long as I continue to pretend I know nothing about him (which isn't the case in the slightest) I don't have to be eternally confused and annoyed.
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Walter Benjamin is a pretty good source. Theodor Adorno got most of his overanalytical notions about Kierkegaard from him. And on the subject of philosophy critics camed Walter, Walter Kaufmann's
Existentialism from Dostoevsky to Sartre is a good read.