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Micro-reviews from my Book Journal

Posted by Kathleen Clare Waller on Sunday, September 16, 2012, In : Books 


And I'm now reading: What is the what?  By Dave Eggars, Quiet: the Power of Introverts in a world that can't stop talking by Susan Cain, IQ84 by Haruki Murakami, and The Phenomenology of Modern Art by Paul Crowther...reviews to come. 

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Film: Wes Anderson's Moonrise Kingdom

Posted by Kathleen Clare Waller on Sunday, September 2, 2012, In : Film 

(screenshot from the film of Suzy waving a kiss at her young lover, Sam)

This is Suzy.  She is 'disturbed,' but also beautiful and resourceful.  In a runaway-camping expedition with her 12-year-old lover, Sam, she continues to don bright blue eyeshadow and her binoculars (her magic powers).  Her sincere, no frills personality and easy likeability despite her 'violent outburts' make me also want to bring out the blue eyeshadow daily.  Why not?

Anderson's latest film asks us, in the words of Fran...
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Some Recent Reading: micro-reviews

Posted by Kathleen Clare Waller on Sunday, September 2, 2012, In : Books 
En vieillissant les hommes pleurent, par Jean-Luc Seigle
  • Nostalgique, metaphysique, belle
  • A beautiful ontological perspective about the simplicity of love and family.

Le "concept" du 11 septembre, Dialogues a New York avec Giovanna Borradori: Jacques Derrida et Jurgen Habermas
  • Interesting take on 9-11 from three perspectives.  The book is really about much more: terrorism, globalization, fear, national borders, 'events', deconstruction.  It is a helpful dialogue about thinking of one's place in t...

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