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Tag Archives: end of the world
The Future of Addiction; The Death of a Utopia
While the themes of The Albertine Notes encompass a web of complex ideas, I found Moody’s treatment of drug use to be noteworthy in its range of literary functions. It’s easy and formulaic to personify addiction as an antagonistic, destructive force that … Continue reading
Redemption For Some, A Savior To The Others
After reading my entry from last week (technically as I’m posting this, it was this week), readers will be glad to know that I have few complaints, if any, about the last half of the book. If anything, I was … Continue reading
Posted in Jon Rossi, November, November 16
Tagged apocalypse, Cormac McCarthy, End of Days, end of the world, father, relationship, savior, The Road
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Banality. Conversation Without Quotes. Unexplained endings.
I’m sitting here listening to Omar Khairat, an Egyptian composer, because it’s the only lyric-less music I can think of that I have on my computer, and it’s very conducive to doing homework. But that’s neither here nor there with … Continue reading
Posted in Jon Rossi, November, November 9
Tagged apocalypse, Bon Jovi, end of the world, McCarthy, The Road
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The Lingering Power of Watchmen
I first read Alan Moore’s Watchmen three years ago – at the time, it was a profoundly effective piece of media, and from my experience, it defied categorization as a work of fiction based on the its innate tactile and visual … Continue reading
Posted in Mac Warren, October, October 5
Tagged Alan Moore, Albert Einstein, apocalypse, Cormac McCarthy, Don DeLillo, End of Days, end of the world, Film, graphic novel, Movies, postmodernism, Science Fiction, The Road, Time, watchmen, White Noise
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The Constant Apocalypse
I find Kermode’s thesis reassuring in its logical simplicity. I believe that his assertion about the nature of the Apocalypse – that we “project ourselves … past the End, so as to see the structured whole” (p. 8 ) – … Continue reading
Posted in Mac Warren, September, September 28
Tagged Alan Moore, apocalypse, Duck and Cover, End of Days, end of the world, Film, Kurt Vonnegut, Revelation, Rosen, Slaughterhouse Five, Time
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