From a scholar quoted in this morning's post —
"Both Vico and Joyce, each in his own way, practice what Vico calls a nuov'arte critica , a 'new critical art'…"
From Hugh Grant's birthday, 2003 (found in a search for whiteness in this morning's post) —
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Tara Fitzgerald and Hugh Grant |
PATRICK’S RUNE At Tara, in this fateful hour, From A Swiftly Tilting Planet |
The cover of yesterday's Sunday New York Times Book Review
features stylized letters by artist Leonardo Sonnoli that include black
circles and triangles —
The stylized Sonnoli letters spell out "WORDS ABOUT WORDS ABOUT WORDS."
This phrase is used to introduce essays on criticism by "six accomplished critics."
A less accomplished critic might note that in the picture above, Tara is modeling
a new fashion by Sonnoli — namely, the word OOV. A search for this word yields…
"OOV in text processing stands for 'out-of-vocabulary,' i.e., a word
that is not known in the computer's online dictionary."
Addendum (from a link in the same search for whiteness ) in memory of a great beauty who died on Sunday —
