Hegels Dictum:
That evil resides (also) in the innocent gaze itself which perceives Evil all around
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Stephen Fry.......meet...stalk....whatever opportunity arises.Some philosophers would be of the persuasion that, even though the advert printed above expresses a negative opinion of McDonalds, I am in fact legitimising the corporation by making them the topic of a debate.[If I had the technical capability to create a poll where people could either vote or leave their thoughts I would do so. I don’t and therefore can’t. So I’m afraid that this will have to be a telepathic debate. Or you could message me. Or leave a comment. Or both. Or neither.]
Happiness [Todd Solendz]. Palindromes [Todd Solendz]. Twin Peaks Series 1 & 2 and Fire Walk With Me [David Lynch]. Pretty much all Lynch apart from Lost Highway and parts of Inland Empire - to be honest, much of it left my ass fighting for the will to live...luckily I was asleep at the time. Un Chien Andalou [Luis Buñuel]. Battleship Potemkin [Eisenstein]. EVERYTHING by Hitchcock, especially Marnie, Spellbound and The Birds. Shock Corridor [Samuel Fuller]. The Constant Gardner. All About My Mother and Bad Education[Pedro Almodovar]. The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou [Wes Anderson]. Alice, Little Otik [Jan Svankmajer].
Welcome To The Desert Of The Real [Slavoj Zizek]. The Snows of Kilimanjaro [Ernest Hemmingway]. The Catcher in the Rye [JD Salinger]. Ask The Dust - and rest of Bandini quartet [John Fante]. The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle [Haruki Murakami]. You Shall Know Our Velocity [Dave Eggars]. The Lines of my Hand [Robert Frank]. William Eggleston's Guide [William Eggleston]. Lovers [Brian Friel]. The Love Song of J Alfred Prufrock [Elliot]. Quincy The Mouse [Chris Weir]
Baroness Else von Freytag Loringhoven, Richard Hell, Vito Acconci, Yves Klein, Mark Heap. Currently in that order.