“According to MacIntyre, Nietzsche gives the twentieth (or more aptly, the twenty-first) century one of it’s possible courses: an increasingly conflictual and violent world in which either truth is relative and we carry guns to settle inevitable disputes or truth has left the world altogether, which just leaves the guns—and our inability to offer any [...]
Archive for September, 2007
Truth and Subjectivity
September 9, 2007
The Year
September 7, 2007
THE YEAR, Czeslaw Milosz
I looked around in the unknown year, aware that few are those who come from so far, I was saturated with sunlight as a plant with water.
That was a high year, fox-colored, like a crosscut redwood stump or vine leaves on the hills in November.
In its groves and chambers the pulse of [...]
Audience
September 7, 2007
As I do more film and have my acting experiences altered by that medium, I start to wonder about the assets of the theater. Now there is no arguing that film is now the more popular medium. There are no powerhouse industries pumping out bootleg productions of Hamlet or Rabbit Hole in China. No one [...]
