I forget I have these digital books!
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At least with a screenshot here they can be tagged and recalled from time to time.
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Shared Realities, Participation Mystique and Beyond… Has its own post: Here.. It includes a link to a podcast.
Alan Moore’s PROVIDENCE
The most important work of 2015 begins here with the long-awaited arrival of Alan Moore’s breathtaking epic PROVIDENCE with his artistic partner Jacen Burrows.
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Raymond Williams – Culture and Materialism — Book
Two books of his on the go at the moment… might take me a while 🙂
See the this post for more about Raymond Williams.
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John Nolte – Three Psychodrama Books
The Philosophy, Theory and Methods of J. L. Moreno
John Berger and Marxist Art Criticism — podcast (and More)
John Berger is worth attending to. He surprises and stimulates constantly about everything. I like this podcast:
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Lessons on Rousseau — Althusser
Red Rosa
Loyalties by Raymond Williams – Novel
Ministry for the Future
I’m reading it, and enjoying it as a novel. So far. Here is a review plus interview: Worth reading.
One thing troubles me. On the one hand he is pro the Paris agreement, as he says in the interview, to criticise it is:
“It’s so crazily idealistic where the perfect is being the enemy of the good.”
On the other hand, he…
Book: The Heart, Frida Kahlo in Paris by Marc Petitjean
“Marc Petitjean grew up in a house where Frida Kahlo’s painting, The Heart, also named Memory, hung on one of the walls. Uncovering the story of how the painting was given by Frida to his father, Michel Petitjean, he unfurls not only a passionate love affair between them in pre-Second-World-War Paris, but also a back story about Frida’s paintings around the time and the intersections between France’s surrealist circles and contemporary politics.”
Enjoying this half invented book with lots of name dropping of French artists in the thirties. Interesting. Here is the art in question 
Listening on Scribd
and reading on Kindle.
So many people! I’ll bring them in and their art as I did with another book Optic Nerve (blog post)
I’ll start with Frida and then Diego Rivera
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