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hunters and collectors: carry that weight
For seemingly forever, sociologists, psychologists, and amateur pundits of all persuasions have tried to comprehend why people collect; from the Collyer brothers to Eli Broad, it appears a pointless yet universal pursuit at least on the logical surface irrational waters … Continue reading
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Tagged Abraham Maslow, ai weiwei, avital ronell, Collyer Brothers, Eli Broad, ellsworth kelly, Emile Durkheim, Ernest Borgnine, Hans Bellmer, Homer and Langley Collyer, Jackson Pollock, kraft-ebbing, mary boone, odd nerdrum, scott chinery, Sigmund Freud, steve shaviro, Thorstein Veblen, Walter Benjamin
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dr. jekyll and mr. raw hyde leather
Tell me lies. Tell me sweet little lies. Dr. Jekyll faced some atrocious consequences when he let his dark side run savagely wild with a potion that transformed him into the animalistic Mr. Hyde. The extreme makeover aside, perhaps are … Continue reading
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Tagged Abraham Maslow, alfred adler, Alfred Hitchcock, Carl Jung, carl jung synchronicity, Edward Hopper, Francis Bacon, Joe O'Connor, Lucian Freud, rollo may, russell williams canada, sgt. paul wynn, Sigmund Freud, Somerset Maugham, stephen kinzey, vernon quinsey
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“binners” rich and poor
Its a revelation that is both personal and cultural. Some of them regard themselves as business people and entrepreneurs.The psychology is a bit morbid, teetering as it does between mild eccentricity and out and out madness. It’s the kingdom of … Continue reading
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Tagged Abraham Maslow, Al Gore, Albert Einstein, bill gates giving pledge, brian howell, brian howell photography, carl rogers, Collyer Brothers, douglas coupland author, E.L. Doctorow, hoarders television show, Homer and Langley Collyer, jay leno car collection, joseph heath, Ray Bradbury, steve pyke, survivalist movement, suzanne gardner, Thorstein Veblen, Warren Buffet
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Dionysian sacrifice
Anthony Weiner as a Dionysian sacrifice. Dragged from the fields of Alba onto a sacrificial pyre.As James Frazer in the Golden Bough remarked, was the later pretence of treating the sacrificial victims as if they were human beings was merely … Continue reading
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Tagged Abraham Maslow, anthony weiner, Caravaggio, christine rosen, christopher lasch, David Riesman, Dr. Sam Vaknin, Erich Fromm, James Frazer, james frazer the golden bough, John William Waterhouse, mike segar reuters, ross douthat, Tom Wolfe
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Pretty babies:from Drawing Room to the rabbit hole
The shadows of celebrity shows all the reflections of a flickering candle.The shadows are the flip side of the spotlight. They are unpredictable and turn in usual paths and shapes at times..Its always been a battle between the trickle down … Continue reading
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Tagged Abraham Maslow, Alice Liddell, Aspasia Karras, Brooke Shields, Garry Gross, Kristine Harmon, Lewis Caroll, Louis Malle, Max Weber, Neal Gabler, Nina Teicholz, Richard Prince, RIchard Prince Spiritual America, Terri Shields
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SOCIAL CLASS THEORY: Breaking Through the Skin of Human Culture
August Sander photographed German citizens from all classes and walks of life. Rich, poor, men, women, revolutionaries, artists, tramps, professionals, children, laborers, Communists, Social Democrats, Anglo Saxons, Gypsies,Nazis and Negroes stood or sat squarely in front of his camera, fully … Continue reading
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Tagged Abraham Maslow, Ada Riphahn, Arthur Kroker, August Sander, Bertolt Brecht, Diane Arbus, Erik Olin Wright, George Grosz, George Ritzer, Heidegger, Irving Penn, Jay Rothman, Karl Marx, Lee D. Baker, Liz Kay, Max Weber, Paul Hindmith, Paul Strand, Richard Avedon, Sandra Marker, Willaim Lloyd Warner
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