Cruelty, Revolution, and Deviance: Rimbaud and Artaud as Ideology Critique
by Matthew Landis Saturday, June 21, 2003 02:52 am
The performer is no longer the object of the spectator, but rather her/his confessor. The spectator's emotional response should be induced by a confrontational, violent experience.
I've been to Dostoevskaya Station. It's right beneath Dostoevsky's house, where I also went. Saw the desk where he wrote the Brothers Karamazov.
Here's me at the statue of Dostoevsky above Dostoevskaya Station:
http://flickr.com/photos/47498936@N00/2910370766/
And here's the desk:
http://flickr.com/photos/47498936@N00/2910368698/
Sorry, those pictures are at the Dostoevskaya Station in St. Petersberg.
I read at my hotel with the government weather channel on for white noise to drown out the neighbors yelling at each other.
Can't say I like the new look of Jughead, with the cargo pants.
sign of the times, it's interesting that the Post is keeping an online version of book world...before i stepped into cyberspace that supplement was my link to the literary world for many years....
The design will be mostly in black and white, with marbled walls and granite columns. Decoration will include scenes from his most famous stories and a portrait of the man himself.
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