Category Archives: Theater
Hell is Other People Revisited
I thought it might be time to revisit a prior post that I made on Sartre’s “hell is other people.” The quote comes from a play called No Exit. The play and my opinion of the meaning of Sartre’s play … Continue reading
Filed under Literature, Philosophy, Theater
The Most Anti-Democratic Ethnic Group in America
Repost from the old site. Unscrupulous “Professional Jews” and their Gentile supporters in the US have produced the usual tidal wave of BS, lies, sophistry, diversion, fake arguments, logical fallacies and nonsense that professional Jews produce whenever they lack an … Continue reading
Filed under Americas, Colombia, Europeans, Hispanics, Israel, Jewish Racism, Jews, Latin America, Left, Literature, Middle East, Palestine, Race/Ethnicity, Racism, Regional, Reposts From The Old Site, South America, Theater, Zionism
Will Shakespeare Ever Be Equalled?
According to Ralph Waldo Emerson, he was not yet surpassed 150 years ago. Doubt if much has changed since. In glorious prose the likes of which we don’t see much anymore, Emerson lays out precisely what the contenders are up … Continue reading
Filed under Literature, Poetry, Theater, Writing
Just How Many Poets Are NOT Queer, Anyway?
I’m going back through a lot of poetry these days for some reason, mostly native English language stuff. I find it annoying that so many of these guys were queer! It seems like just about all of my favorite poets … Continue reading
Filed under Depression, Heterosexuality, Homosexuality, Literature, Mental Illness, Mental Patients, Mood Disorders, Novel, Poetry, Psychopathology, Sex, Theater, Vanity, Women
