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Chao’s Labors
Are they worth it? How deep the conservative bench? Also: Hell, Columbia. Arts and letters. The great pumpkin. Plus more.
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Duchamp while pulling a prank forced people to never again look at any object in quite the same way, making that discovery itself became so vital to XX century art, enriching our lives despite an occasional failing or two.
p>Scruton’s no philosopher, he doesn’t have the courage to question what he should, but picks on a urinal while completely pissing the point, only believing in make-believe that soothes but dictates, unable to abandon and play, then step away. br> — Anthony Steyning /p>
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