Tag: Susan Sontag
Susan Sontag
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Recalling SUSAN SONTAG (1933-2004) as “a leading public intellectual” — a category she did not invent, but perhaps perfected — is no substitute for rereading the early, electrifying essays collected in Against Interpretation and Styles […]
Read This PostPostmodernists: 1924-33
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Those born from 1924-33 are nearly impervious to Middlebrow’s discourse.
Read This PostHighbrow Skyscraper, Lowbrow Plaza
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Susan Sontag pays a visit to the Seagram Building (“gleaming like a switchblade”) to interview architect Philip Johnson. Embedded here with thanks to Joanne McNeil, who posted this at her terrific blog Tomorrow Museum. Sontag’s […]
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