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Pablo Massa <[log in to unmask]>
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Fri, 11 Aug 2000 22:56:03 -0300
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Satoshi Akima:

>Yes it is precisely here the problem with trying to dissociate Wagner
>from the philosophical foundations of his aesthetics becomes impossible.
>In this instance just listening to the music means to listen from an aloof
>contemplative distance.  Yet it is precisely the ideological possibility of
>maintaining such a 'distance' that Wagner's whole philosophical aesthetic
>rejects.

Good!.  I agree almost to every word of this paragraph.  Wagner is
problematic because he is younger than us.  We can't stand, nowadays, any
artistic or philosophical attempt of "wholeness"; we are grown too old for
this.

Pablo Massa
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