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Showtime: Saturday, July 20, 2013 9:11pm EDT
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Tonite we welcome back Tina Foster from Plasticmacca.
No tags for this post.Tina Foster will be speaking about PID on Radio Ab Irato tomorrow (9:11 pm EST). Her exposé of the movie, “Paul Really is Dead: the Last Testament of George Harrison,” can be read below.
____________________________Despite its promising title, “Paul Really is Dead: the Last Testament of George Harrison” (PRID) is a disinfo hit piece of the poorest quality. Change in belief comes about when good information is presented in a believable manner. To convince people they have been duped by a double of Paul McCartney requires compelling evidence, such as forensic analysis. This movie contains the poorest so-called “evidence” available out there on the Internet. The people behind Paul’s assassination have seeded the Internet with much disinformation regarding the Beatles and especially PID (Paul is Dead conspiracy theory). A modest amount of investigation reveals PRID to be a vehicle for presenting PID in the worst possible light.
Will this show be available for downloand again? Thanks in advance for any info.
It should be there. I will recheck for you.
The link still won’t work. What’s there isn’t an MP3.
Thank for the heads up. It is now fixed. Appreciate everyone who helps keep the blog current!
Quite an interesting interview. She is really up on her topic.
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The Culture Industry Revisited.
Theodor W.Adorno
CONTENTS
Acknowledgements vii
Introduction 1
1 On the Fetish Character in Music and the Regression
of Listening 29
2 The Schema of Mass Culture 61
3 Culture Industry Reconsidered 98
4 Culture and Administration 107
5 Freudian Theory and the Pattern of Fascist Propaganda 132
6 How to Look at Television 158
7 Transparencies on Film 178
8 Free Time 187
9 Resignation 198
Name Index 205
Subject Index 209
‘This collection of Adorno’s provocative and disturbing
essays on The Culture Industry will introduce his
thinking to a wide readership. The introduction by
J. M. Bernstein shows that Adorno’s voice is potentially
the greatest challenge to the debate over postmodernity,
exposing its social and political collusions.’
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