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The Madhouse and the Whole Thing There: A Note on Amateurs and Professionals
I’m still tinkering around with this theme of “amateurs” and “professionals.” I’m writing a longer piece, which I’ve filed under my “Work in Progress” rubric, but I wanted to share a little extract here of where my head is currently … Continue reading
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Tagged Althusser, amateurs, Bazarov, Edward Said, Guy Debord, professional ideology, professionals, seven types of ambiguity, the spectacle, William Empson
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andy merrifield 