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Monthly Archives: December 2014
Merry, Horrible Christmas!
Because I was visited by Krampus instead of Santa* and given the gift of miserable upper-respiratory illness and digestive malcontent for the holiday, I thought it might be nice to share a thought about two of my favorite approaches to the creepier … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Christmas, Krampus, Supernatural, television, The X-Files
Meta-stories and Their Discontents (Some Notes On The End of Season 1 of Serial)
Like a great many other people, I am hooked on the Serial podcast; I’m fascinated with the kind of long-form storytelling that Koenig and company are doing. Just the same, I have some…concerns. [1] The main thing I want to explore in this … Continue reading
Posted in Philosophical Mess-making
Tagged ethics, long-form journalism, podcast, Serial, storytelling, true crime
There Will Be Blood
One of the fun (read: totally not fun) things about living with three terriers (read: terrierists) is that, unlike a crew of happy-go-lucky Labradors, they must frequently indulge a primal and irresistible drive to Bring It. At any given moment, … Continue reading
Posted in Conversations with Small Dogs
Tagged dogs, Terrierists
Returning to the Well for a Moment
This seems to be my month for reposting things from BoingBoing about books. :) David Pescovitz shared this beautiful video today, and I just couldn’t resist. What I love about this is how well it presents the careful detail-work that’s … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Copy, right?
There is something about the written word, something about the book, something about the art of these things, that I have always found compelling. The shape of the letters on the page, their arrangement, the way thoughts-as-expressed take up space, the … Continue reading
Posted in Case Fodder, Philosophical Mess-making
Tagged aesthetics, books, illuminated text, printing, Silmarillion, Tolkien, Walter Benjamin
This is Just To Say…
[AKA Finals Week, Fall 2014: Whole Lotta Love] I have heard the song that you sang during exam time and which you were probably hoping would earn you an A Forgive me For seeming distracted it was so different and so awesome … Continue reading
Posted in random stuff
Tagged Finals Week, Led Zeppelin, Poem, William Carlos Williams
A Few Odd Notes: The Instrument, The Body, and (Informal) Composition
One of the things that I think often gets lost in philosophical discussions about music (what is it, how does it work, how is it expressive, etc.) is the way in which the physical properties of instruments and players dictate … Continue reading
Posted in aesthetics, Philosophical Mess-making
Tagged aesthetics, composition, instruments, music, philosophy, philosophy of music
