Tag Archives: Matt Greenhalgh

THEY FOUND OUT: Theres a Place That Goes to Nowhere

Posted on November 9, 2010 by Dave

He saw thinking as a form of intoxication. He recognized that drug-exploration, the pursuit of visionary experience, could be an extension of a rational and intellectual quest: “The dialectics of intoxication are indeed curious,” he wrote. “Is not perhaps all … Continue reading →

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SOMEONE KEPT MOVING THE DOOR

Posted on November 8, 2010 by Dave

Nowhere Boy. Everywhere Man. In any examination of John Lennon; mainly because of the exalted, now mythological esteem held, there is a real danger of loss of perspective and sliding into idolatry, hero worship and misplaced identification. The lesson of … Continue reading →