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Monthly Archives: October 2009
What is Satire
Harold Gotthelf, Professor of Satire wrote this entry on parody and satire in fair use, in response to my recent Slate piece on Fair Use. Satire is a purposeful art; it attempts to unmask folly that is posing as wisdom, … Continue reading
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Huxley
Huxley had alot of it figured out. His essay the Final Revolution (1959), is interesting, somewhat a prequel to Larry Lessig’s Code — a Code 0.1 you might say. (though I guess you might also say that of Brave New … Continue reading
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Cult of the Vintage Honda
Read here in Slate. If you are paying any attention, this is all actually part of a series.
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