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Monthly Archives: September 2015
Google-gaga: the changing language of spiritual experience
At a recent poetry gig, I raved to an ageing poet about Cormac McCarthy’s The Road, an example of prose that’s more poetic than much current poetry. ‘Reading it is a spiritual experience,’ I said without irony – probably naïve … Continue reading
Posted in use & abuse of language
Tagged art criticism, artificial intelligence, biohacking, Cormac McCarthy, Darian Leader, grinders, Hegel, imagination, John Markoff, neurosis, painting, poetry, psychosis, Roy Jackson, Roy Jackson: Hands On, schizophrenia, self-denial, self-expression, spiritual experience, spirituality, technology, Terence Maloon, The Road, transcendence, What is Madness?, Zen calligraphy
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