A Little Tag End of the World. Struggling to join the dots between systems theory, transcendental philosophy, aesthetics and other speculations. Saturday, 28 February 2015. In that famous line from The Communist Manifesto. Thursday, 4 September 2014. Mel Brimfield and cosmic jokes.

Building on a long tradition of intellectual innovation, the Department of Art History at UCLA endorses an interdisciplinary and intercultural approach to art history of all periods and places. By thinking across current categories and boundaries and critically interrogating art history itself, our students are encouraged to question the canon, to rethink the relationships between margins and centers, and to practice a socially and politically responsible art history.

Of an Inland Soul to Sea. Willful Explorations of a Vaguely Literary Nature. Holy Moly, do we ever live in one giant-but-not-so-giant-as-you-might-think closed system! Warm and dry thoughts for all of my east coast friends and family. You guys are throwing a great party over there. Istanbul, in a weak show of solidarity, is balmy as can be. May you sustain nary a chiding belly ache.

The Preference for the Primitive. Which he completed before his death, was published by Phaidon in July 2002. The long-awaited English translation of. A Little History of the World. A selection from his work,.

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