Gilbert, Understanding Ovation

Jan 23, 2005 21:24

Applause often satisfies a need or appetite as profound as the appetite for the aesthetic experience that elicits it. In its simplest for the law of stimulus and response dictates that when we feel something we must do something, and applause is the place where that doing first takes on an irreducibly aesthetic form. Applauding for a good ( Read more... )

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geetlord January 24 2005, 03:33:32 UTC
that is indeed a bizarre way of looking at applause

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sugartru64 January 24 2005, 04:39:56 UTC
sticking two 9volt batteries to each other in series...
downloading porn and not watching it...
using a cathader...

The reciprocol of what he says tickles

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yomintyfresh January 26 2005, 01:46:36 UTC
So, how are you doing, health-wise?

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polinium January 26 2005, 02:58:49 UTC
that remains to be seen.
i have a few follow up visits, and as long as the intra-cranial pressure has gone down, then everything'll be fine and dandy, but it not, bad things are happening.

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yomintyfresh January 27 2005, 01:54:51 UTC
Shit. I hope it has gone down. I've been worrying about you.

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