Heidegger

On 05/05/2008, at 2:39 AM, Anthony Crifasi wrote:

> So it is not surprising that you find yourself in sympathy with
> Joseph.

No it’s not surprising that I see what you’re doing when you get
excited and try to change the course of a discussion to suit yourself
cos I’ve seen you in action Anthony. You tend to not actually
formulate arguments but rather just cite quotes then act as if they
suffice for an argument. I’m just suggesting in this case you might
chill and engage rather than run around the list making silly
accusations against people.

> Hey Malcolm , what is the difference between a doood and a bloke,
> errr, since this is a Heidegger list, …what is the difference
> between being a dooood and being a bloke?

Hi Bob, well I dunno, this is a pretty “blokey” list at times, but
I’d say both terms are colloquially plastic and the difference would
depend on the context, sometimes they’re interchangeable … dood.

Hey anyone here interested in a phenomenology of music? My research
interests have turned towards electronic music ala Cage/Stockhausen
and Schaeffer’s French phenomenological interpretation of
acousmatics. I intend to keep playing on even as the deck is tilting
and the good ship modernity starts its long painful slide into the
icy waters.

Cheers,

Malcolm

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Dr Malcolm Riddoch
Music Technology
Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts (WAAPA)
Faculty of Education and Arts
Edith Cowan University, 2 Bradford St, Mount Lawley
Perth, Western Australia

Posted on Sunday, May 11th, 2008 at 6:01 am
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