Artery: The AIDS-Arts Forum
Artery Since the last World AIDS DAY, we’ve entered the Third Millenium and are on the brink of the third […]
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Baudriallard, Jean. Ecstasy of Communication.
“Where all trips have already taken place; where the vaguest desire for dispersion, evasion and movement are concentrated in a […]
Beguja, “Living Ethics,” re Satire
“The two key ingredients are ‘truth’ and ‘unreliability’ (commonly known as a double message). The best satire exposes merely parrot […]
Beguja, “Living Ethics,” re serving the public
“The goal of living ethics is to serve the public and constituents to the best of one’s ability and then […]
Beguja, “Living Ethics,” re teleology
“People who embrace a teleological or utilitarian approach to ethics avoid acts that cause others pain by forseeing consequences of […]
Beguja, “Living Ethics,” re the news matters most
“Bowen says,’Don’t lecture. Just let the viewer or listener know what happened with crisp writing in a straightforward way. Most […]
Beguja, M. “Living Ethics,” Ch. 1 re action, awareness, guilt
“To act without awareness, causing harm to others and then feeling guilty about outcomes, is as unacceptable as consciously choosing […]
Beguja. “Living Ethics,” re objectivity
“objectivity is not a synonym for truth but the process through which we seek to attain it” – Bugeja, p. […]
Benajmin, W. “Author as P,” re epic theater
“What emerges is this: events are alterable not at their climaxes, not by virtue and resolution, but only in their […]
Benjamin, W. “Author as Producer” re position in time
“Instead of asking, ‘what is the attitude of a work to the relations of production of its time? Does it […]