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Tuesday Otium: rather what is present is what delights as such or better the delighting as delighting, that which is beautiful as beautiful, the good as good

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Tuesday Otium: waiting not for a Godot (MacIntyre)

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Tuesday Otium: Expression has never been an inherent property of music. Stravinsky

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Tuesday Otium: the "search for the truth" creates a monster (Feyerabend)

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Tuesday Otium: with cogs tyrannic (William Blake)

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Tuesday Otium | the poet and the musician and the tramp will be happier (Forster)

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Tuesday Otium: Stiegler: Aesthetic Judgment

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Tuesday Otium: duration and extensity (Bergson)

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Tuesday Otium: an ever-changing, incomprehensible world (Arendt)

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Tuesday Otium: Saxophone

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Tuesday Otium: Art can make conscious the necessity of change, only when it obeys its own law as against that of reality.

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Tuesday Otium: Marcuse: the concern with aesthetics demands justification.

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Jankelevitch: a metaphysical significance rather than an ethical function

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Tuesday Otium: luxurious and lascivious singing, full of ostentation

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Tuesday Otium: Music is derationalizing and unhealthy.

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Tuesday Otium: From 'Ovid in Tomis' by Derek Mahon

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Tuesday Otium: W.S. Merwin: A Last Look

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Otium Tuesday: polytheism and panoptic procedures

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Otium Tuesday: The weakness in their position lies in that they are merely business men

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Otium Tuesda: Certeau, trees of gestures

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Otium Tuesday: Chekhov: I'll stay for lunch

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Otium Tuesday: everything corrupts us nowadays

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Tuesday Otium: What is counted is what is used, not the ways of using

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Tuesday Otium: Three Times Mistrust

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New Year Otium: dispossessed

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