John's lecture on Wagner's shifting political positions and headgear (for once, this is not the spell check's diabolical suggestion for Heidegger) is hilarious. Wonderfully witty and elegant, just like his prose:
Some posts contain periodically updated listings of my research publications and papers in preparation; others relate to matters of general interest in Mathematical Logic. My page at Cambridge: https://www.dpmms.cam.ac.uk/people/ok261/
Saturday, 2 August 2014
Professor John Deathridge on Wagner's beret
Super to hear John Deathridge discussing Wagner and the Bayreuth Festival recently on Radio 3. The problematic historical legacy still casts its shadow, as the dynasty continues to reproduce the works, this year apparently to the consternation of critics and public united.
John's lecture on Wagner's shifting political positions and headgear (for once, this is not the spell check's diabolical suggestion for Heidegger) is hilarious. Wonderfully witty and elegant, just like his prose:
John's lecture on Wagner's shifting political positions and headgear (for once, this is not the spell check's diabolical suggestion for Heidegger) is hilarious. Wonderfully witty and elegant, just like his prose:
