The fear of aesthetics is the first symptom of powerlessness
This one goes out to all those of you out there who think that the form in which you make a statement matters more than the importance of what you have to say. You know who you are.
Saturday, 3 September 2011
Thought for the Day
Today, to celebrate the fact that I finally finished it a couple of weeks ago (and was rather less than overwhelmed by it!), the 'thought' comes from Dostoyevsky's Crime and Punishment (p.618 of the Penguin Classics translation):
This one goes out to all those of you out there who think that the form in which you make a statement matters more than the importance of what you have to say. You know who you are.
This one goes out to all those of you out there who think that the form in which you make a statement matters more than the importance of what you have to say. You know who you are.
