Illuminates the vagaries of musical 'classics.'

Cited by Susan McClary in OHWM review.

Quoted in Language of New Media (p. 107): film burst prison-world asunder (p. 238).

http://links.jstor.org/sici?sici=0026-7910%28199604%29111%3A3%3C578%3AFWMVFA%3E2.0.CO%3B2-T

Cited in Abbate "Drastic or Gnostic?" (529):

agrees w/ Jean-Francois Lyotard that "techne - the action and labor of machines, the material reality implicit in technology, and th temporality attached to that action - carries implications of conreteness, physicality, and embodiment." p. 590-91. When hermeneutics invokes technoogy it reaps those implications, relying on synthetic carnality for persuassive impact.

(531): "phenomena that are events may not be particularly susceptible to a philosophical tradition in which the metaphysics of the subject or insights of Saussurean linguistics are basic sustenance. For such phenomena, philosophis of action, labor, and techne...and a critical discourse accounting for the 'movement, immediacy, and violence' in events being 'born to presence' prove more fertile. meaning culture and presence culture 

Cited in Language of New Media (p. 109): as mobility of gaze became more virtual, observer became more immobile (p. 28).