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Public Displays Of Seduction
Last week a friend said my blog is getting too abstract. It’s not suited for mass consumption. Is my purpose to enlighten or entertain? A little humor couldn’t hurt. Another friend told me to write for...
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A Fable Or Two
I relate the following fables without much explanation. Let’s just say they seduced me. I have no idea what they mean. But I wonder. *** “Consider the story of the soldier who meets Death at a crossing...
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Private Eyes
In 1983 Sophie Calle published Suite venitienne, a “true” account of her adventures following a man named Henri B. for two weeks in Venice. Sophie barely knows Henri. She’s not attracted to him. But...
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Online Bating
Ever the provocateur, Baudrillard tells us in Baudrillard Live about “the story of the woman to whom a man sends an ardent love letter” (p. 110). “She asks him what part of her seduced him the most....
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Manifest Destiny
America’s fate took a sharp right turn last week. Was electing Donald Trump our destiny? Or another random occurrence in an absurd universe? Or the logical result of intricate causal relationships...
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