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Tallulah
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"One must imagine Sisyphus happy" for he was the master of his fate, the captain of his soul. He was free from anything beyond his thing, the rock.
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Tallulah
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"their exercise in living could not do without awareness of its mad character... the means are taken for the ends"
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Tallulah
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"creating is living doubly... all existence for a man turned away from the eternal is but a vast mime under the mask of the absurd. creation is the great mime"
pg 71: the idea of an art detached from its creator is not only outmoded; it is false"
we seek to find meaning through making, thus we are reflected in what we make and we cannot be detached from it. #don'tlistentokanye
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pg 71: the idea of an art detached from its creator is not only outmoded; it is false"
we seek to find meaning through making, thus we are reflected in what we make and we cannot be detached from it. #don'tlistentokanye
Tallulah
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The Absurd Man: Drama, page 58-59ish.
In this absurdity, the actor lives a life fully in three hours. He creates and becomes another for the stage, "the ethics of quantity...find sustenance," and "appearing creates being."
"Who am I this Time?" Harry Nash asks (Welcome to the Monkey House, Vonnegut). He is absurd in his inability to find meaning beyond the scripts he reads and the characters he embodies.
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In this absurdity, the actor lives a life fully in three hours. He creates and becomes another for the stage, "the ethics of quantity...find sustenance," and "appearing creates being."
"Who am I this Time?" Harry Nash asks (Welcome to the Monkey House, Vonnegut). He is absurd in his inability to find meaning beyond the scripts he reads and the characters he embodies.
