No Cure For The Medieval Mind

  4127. Therefore, you might consider that art is a thing that cannot be created by the efforts of any group of people over a shor...

4123. It was not that the former plays could not be adapted; it was just that they felt no enthusiasm for a remake of the old ...

  4119. The Rooster knew that Otis would never solve his problem, and even if he did, a bird’s role in things would always be precarious, ...

  4115. “So,” concluded the Rooster, as he explained his ideas to Otis, “I think you can clearly understand that we have to give up for al...

  4111. Works began to be manufactured of such indifferent aesthetic quality that even the most obtuse observers could no longer overlook ...

  4107. “The crows, as you probably know, are our most astute judges of plays. Since most of them can’t read, and the ones that do read on...

  4103. This is how the Rooster's analysis of Otis’ dream ended and it lead to an interesting discussion. The Rooster felt that everyt...