in Stevens' "The Man with the Blue Guitar"
| Author: | Ruszkowska-Buchowska, Dominika |
| Publication: |
Studia Anglica Posnaniensia: An International Review of English Studies |
| Article Type: | Critical essay |
| Date: | Jan 1, 2004 |
See also Blue Guitar
and Cubist Language Game
as well as Dali Cube.
This post continues recent thoughts on the work of René Guitart.
A 2014 article by Guitart gives a great deal of detail on his
approach to symmetric generation of the simple group of order 168 —
“Hexagonal Logic of the Field F8 as a Boolean Logic
with Three Involutive Modalities,” pp. 191-220 in
The Road to Universal Logic:
Festschrift for 50th Birthday of
Jean-Yves Béziau, Volume I,
Editors: Arnold Koslow, Arthur Buchsbaum,
Birkhäuser Studies in Universal Logic, dated 2015
by publisher but Oct. 11, 2014, by Amazon.com.
See also the eightfold cube in this journal.
"… both marveled at early Ingmar Bergman movies."
One of the friends' "humor was inspired by
surrealist painters and Franz Kafka."
"Most of Marvel's fictional characters operate in
a single reality known as the Marvel Universe…."
Related material: The Cosmic Cube.
Surreal requiem for the late Jonathan Winters:
"They 'burn, burn, burn like fabulous yellow roman candles
exploding like spiders across the stars,'
as Jack Kerouac once wrote. It was such a powerful
image that Wal-Mart sells it as a jigsaw puzzle."
— "When the Village Was the Vanguard,"
by Henry Allen, in today's Wall Street Journal
See also Damnation Morning and the picture in
yesterday evening's remarks on art:
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