[dance-tech] Re: dance-tech Digest V4 #49
- From: marko kosnik <marko.kosnik@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: dance-tech@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 2 Apr 2008 16:05:44 +0200
On 2 Apr 2008, at 08:12, FreeLists Mailing List Manager wrote:
I tend to think the kind of work we are discussing is also
profoundly =
humanist, as well, as it searches for these margins of
indetermination =
(for example,. as i tried to suggest refering to Deborah Hay's work,
the =
suspension of habitual causal patterns, the reversals of the logic
of =
cause and effect).
hi johannes, hi list
i find the devotion to humanist orientation really important for the
kind of writing i can follow on this list from time to time - if not a
bit ambitious. no matter where the quotes and references are coming
from, especially from the texts generated in the last decade, much of
terminology invented can be weak weak weak and often very ... crapy.
in this sense it is more readable in a poetic sense (well, as bad
poetry) - and this i suggest should not stay neglected. descriptive
and poetic is not necessarily out of humanist orientation.
marko kosnik
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