black eros into this relationship, it turns out that it is eros that destroys them, or tell me how theo dense, this is an all-consuming passion and... on the one hand it destroys, on the other hand it gives just the strength for creativity , that is, bradley pearson finally begins to have some kind of inspiration, that is, he begins to write, this is an inextricable part of the destruction of creativity, wait, he starts writing already in prison, when he supposedly killed this arnold, actually killed him rachel, but everything is so confused in this family that in the end it turns out that for some reason this bradley is to blame, he doesn’t even deny it. especially his guilt, and but, but this whole situation, this whole dark eros, it led him to the fact that he finally sat down to write, what a paradox, he is the whole novel, i laughed a lot at this, of course terrible situation, but i... really laughed, he was ours from the very beginning of the novel, bradley pearson, i wanted a place for solitude to write, i also laughed, i was also re-reading it now, i noticed that all this time

eros into these relationships , it turns out that it is eros that destroys them, or tell me how theround karotic interaction. and bradley, they have a huge age difference, they have a huge age difference, it's true, that is, bradley is already over 50, julian is 20 years old, he 58, this is already under 60 even for, here we are, we will be so, under 60, already 60, and he generally considers himself, he himself condemned before this, that is, his sister’s ex-husband, that he was an old man , yes, the old man, it means he took a young mistress, he does it himself. also, but that means about dark eros, which is used many, many times in the novel, in fact there is dark eros, it is not dark in terms of, not only dark, because it is some kind of dark destructive energy, but also intensity, that is, murdoka also meant intensity, that is, it’s so thick, it’s so dense, it’s an all-consuming passion on the one hand. destroys, on the other hand , it gives just the strength for creativity, that is , bradley pearson finally begins to have some kind of inspiration, that is, he begins to write,

we see in the text a lot of mentions of the phrase black eros, that is, gamli comes as a black eros into these relationships, it turns out that it is eros that destroys them, yes, or tell me how the plot is built around the karotic interaction between julian and bradley, they have a huge age difference, they have a huge age difference, it’s true, that is , bradley is already over 50, julian is 20 years old, he’s 58, that’s already under 60 even beyond, here we will, we will be like this now, he’s approaching 60, already approaching 60, and he generally considers himself, he himself condemned before this, that is, his sister’s ex-husband, that he’s an old man, yes, an old man, that means he took a young mistress, he’s entering the ultimately the same, but it means about dark eros, which is used many, many times. all-consuming passion, on the one hand, it destroys, on the other hand, it gives precisely the strength for creativity, that is, for bradley pearson. finally - some kind of inspiration begins, that is, he begins to write, this is an inextricable part of the destruction of cre

, which is used many, many times in the novel, in fact there’s dark eros here, it’s not dark in termsis, mer, and i also meant intensity, that is, it is so thick, so dense, this is an all-consuming passion, on the one hand it destroys, on the other hand it gives just strength to creativity, that is, bradley pearson finally begins to have some kind of inspiration, that is, he begins to write, this is an inseparable part of the destruction of creativity, wait, he begins to write already in prison. when he supposedly killed this arnold, he actually killed him rachel, but everything is so confused in this family that in the end it turns out to be the culprit, for some reason this bradley, he doesn’t even particularly deny his guilt and but, but all this situation, this is all this dark eros, it led him to the fact that he finally sat down to explain what the paradox was, he the whole novel, i laughed a lot at this, this is of course a terrible situation, but i really laughed, from the very beginning of the novel, our bradley pearson wanted a place. for privacy to write? i also laughed, i

black eros into these relationships, it turns out that it is their eros. destroys, yes, or tell me howis 20 years old, he is 58, this already under 60 even beyond, here we are, we’ll be so under 60, already under 60, and he generally considers himself, he himself condemned before this, well, that is, his sister’s ex-husband, what’s that... just the strength for creativity, that is, bradley pearson finally begins to have some kind of inspiration, that is, he begins to write, this is an inextricable part of the destruction of creativity, wait, he begins to write already in prison, when he allegedly killed this arnold , in fact, rachel killed him, but everything is so confused in this family that in the end, yes... it turns out that this bradley is to blame, for some reason, he doesn’t even particularly deny his guilt, and but, but this whole situation, this whole dark race, it led him to the fact that he finally selbisat, what is the paradox, he is the whole novel, i laughed a lot at this, this is of course a terrible situation, but i really laughed, from the very beginning of the novel,

, that is, comes as black eros into these relationships, it turns out that it is eros that destroys themy is already over 50, julian is 20 years old, he is 58, that’s almost 60 even. we’ll be approaching 60 already, already approaching 60, and he generally considers himself that he himself condemned before this, that is, his sister’s ex-husband, that he was an old man and an old man , that means he took a young mistress himself ends up doing the same thing, but that means it’s about dark eros, which is used many, many times in the novel; in fact, here dark eros is dark , it’s not only in terms of...

, conversations about the connection between creativity and eros and eros, but still, i think creativity that is , there is no love as such in the end, and there is no truth there, there is only wait, well, let's figure it out, this character bradley, we see him at first so boring, he grumbles all the time, he is dissatisfied all the time, this is an introvert who really wants to be left alone. he is annoyed by all people, he constantly tells them rude things, i don’t want to see you, go away, leave me alone, and he seems cynical, he seems callous, suddenly, when he awakens in love with this girl, who is younger than him at 38 years old , he suddenly becomes super romantic, that is, he starts talking about love as there is no one, almost a temple at all, almost a god, in which he believes, yes, that is, there is a very strong intensity of emotions, and during this period. and we stop recognizing him, in this sense , this novel “murdoch” is a little upside down, because at first we think that he is such a person, and then suddenly it turns out that he is so gentle, and he believes, as you

prince. and that is, there is a lot of dark talk here about the connection between the creativity of eros. that is, in the end there is no love as such, why is murdoch so cool, that is, why do we respect her at all, why do we still have her do we read and talk about it? murdoch is very big, it seems to me, a philosopher from literature, cool, by the way, i agree, that is, she has so many meanings - sewn into her novels, so many layers, so many subtexts, in each of them, you can talk about each of them endlessly and pulls out an infinite number of meanings, plus different forms - different tools and forms, for example, how she builds the narrative itself, how it was done, it was very, well, it remains very cool and so unique and great, well, the work on this is really classic literature in general, although it can be mistaken for a detective story, for fiction, but in the end there is an intensity of passions, there is seduction, there is murder, that is, we can say that it operates with rather pop genre techniques, no, but due to this. we just read with such rapture the black prince, that

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the question then becomes how that eros of youths in terms of the songs purpose, the artist's intents it patronized it open up spaces think about you all of the feelings from outrage to to eros to analysis that go into our political response in our artistic responses. but you know there there is that air also around the song and its history and billie holiday and her history of of a kind of the you know, the decadence in many ways and the griefs of her life have very much over the years romanticized sentiment to lies, somewhat eroticized. i suspect that that has also happened with strange fruit and that it's often shameful and embarrassing to people. but it's it might it's it's worth thinking about very interesting that find in mellow is on the other is on the other side. yeah all right think that i think people probably want oh my goodness yes we're close to one to ask everybody questions. so let me finish and. thank you. okay. you're here city. yeah. i'm going to slip away now. i'll take a couple of questions from audience while we're getting settled. what are we think about strang

the question then becomes how that eros of youths in terms of the songs purpose, the artist's intents it patronized it open up spaces think about you all of the feelings from outrage to to eros to analysis that go into our political response in our artistic responses. but you know there there is that air also around the song and its history and billie holiday and her history of of a kind of the you know, the decadence in many ways and the griefs of her life have very much over the years romanticized sentiment to lies, somewhat eroticized. i suspect that that has also happened with strange fruit and that it's often shameful and embarrassing to people. but it's it might it's it's worth thinking about very interesting that find in mellow is on the other is on the other side. yeah all right think that i think people probably want oh my goodness yes we're close to one to ask everybody questions. so let me finish and. thank you. okay. you're here city. yeah. i'm going to slip away now. i'll take a couple of questions from audience while we're getting settled. what are we think about strang

now this precedent for this, remember in april when the i o gc come on the in damascus, it was hit by ero, there was a response from iran and unprecedented response. drones and missiles from iranian territory fell in is right. you territory. we've never seen that before. the difference is the, this was very well telegraphed by if you're running state calculated this response and they took place, knowing that it wouldn't escalate, and that would draw a line under that particular episode. however, the is really, as i've said to the americans that we have told you that we are going to do this. so the americans, apparently, according to his riley, local media, well aware that this was going to be happen. so we go to talk about the calculation here. it's in a mass leader in tyrone. it doesn't matter how they hit that particular building. the location matches far more than anything else. now it's about seeing well as role size next. now, we like has like went get a official confirmation of this, but we are getting the cultural minister for example, saying this is a good thing. and they'll be dr

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references to myths and clato, absolutely, and murdoch as once i really loved and studied plato and erosion, and that is , there is a lot of darkness here, namely, talk about the connection between creativity and eros, but still , i think creativity wins, that is , in the end there is no love as such, and there is no truth there, there is just... wait, well, let's figure it out, this hero bradley, we first see him as so boring, he grumbles all the time, he is dissatisfied all the time, he is an introvert who really wants to be left alone, all people irritate him, he says they are constantly rude, i don’t want to see you, go away, leave me alone, and he seems cynical, he seems callous, suddenly, when he awakens to fall in love with this girl, who is younger than him by 38 years old, he suddenly becomes super romantic, that is , he... begins to talk about love as something, almost a temple, almost god, in which he believes, yes, that is, there is a very strong intensity of emotions, but during this period, and we stop recognizing him, in this sense, this novel is dark, it is a little upsid