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From: Lawrence A. Parker (occti_at_TeacherArtExchange) Date: Mon Jun 16 2003 - 16:18:15 PDT
Joseph, Are you inferring this (your "interpretation"), or do you know this? And can you talk more about your desire to make nothing out of something? Why "nothing"? What are you trying to "say", if anything?
Lawrence A. Parker
Philosopher and Educational Consultant
-----Original Message----- From: jaugusta@adelphia.net [mailto:jaugusta@adelphia.net]
The irresponsibility Joyce refers to is the artist's right to make something completely useless--or anti-utilitarian if you prefer.
For myself, as a painter, I refer to the same drive as a desire to make nothing out of something.
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