Tento autor, známy aj ako skladateľ a interpret minimalistickej elektronickej hudby, píše beletriu a teóriu. Jeho interdisciplinárny prístup sa odráža v jeho vyučovaní literatúry, hudby a filmu na univerzitách v Severnej Amerike aj v Európe.
The book explores the concept of subjectivity through the lens of minimalist aesthetics, drawing on various theoretical and creative texts. The author argues that lived experience can be enriched and refined within the constraints of minimalist principles, presenting a thought-provoking perspective on how simplicity can enhance personal and artistic expression.
Delving behind the headlines of history, this book showcases twenty brave Americans who showed exceptional leadership in the Spanish-American War, the Philippine Insurrection, and the World Wars, but who are now all but forgotten.
The light is very much alone in this inaugural collection that locates maleficence of various shades firmly in the dark. Witchery seeks justice. A school is home to diabolism. Heat worship is cultural death and a political gathering is unfailingly nefarious. The devil, in all his vile and glorious modernity, arrives. Light is finally the beacon signalling only dread.
The YouTube Candidate is a political thriller set in the divisive atmosphere of the present day. When Matt Anderson stands behind the family's kitchen table and makes a speech a president might deliver to the American people, his intention is to help his daughter with her class project. Instead, his presentation captivates the nation and elicits calls for him to enter the on-going campaign. Replete with warmth, humor, and unexpected moments of high drama, the story traces the formation of an advisory 'Dream Team' whose "outside the box" campaign innovations and dynamic ideas seek to overcome the new party's late start and underfunding. Results on election night lead to employment of a little-known constitutional process and the nail-biting suspense of determining the next President of the United States.
In this classic work, renowned painter Thomas Phillips provides a comprehensive overview of the history and principles of painting. From the Renaissance to the Romantic era, Phillips covers it all, providing valuable insights and analysis. With beautiful illustrations and engaging prose, 'Lectures on the History and Principles of Painting' is sure to inspire anyone with an interest in the art form.
Exploring the concept of liminality, this book analyzes various literary, musical, and cinematic works that provoke critical thinking. Through examples like Gogol's Dead Souls and Salinger's Franny and Zooey, the author argues that these narratives serve as a counter to the commodification of identity in modern culture, encouraging deeper introspection and engagement with self and society.
This volume presents a faithful reprint of the original 1767 edition, offering insight into the life of Reginald Pole, a notable figure in history. The book delves into his experiences and contributions, capturing the essence of his character and the historical context of his time. Readers can expect a thorough exploration of Pole's influence and significance, preserved in its original form for those interested in historical biographies.