Madison Ave and the Roman Empire
It is alleged that because millions participate in it, certain reproduction processes are necessary that inevitably require identical needs in innumerable places to be satisfied with identical goods.
-Theodor Adorno and Max Horkheimer (1944)
This follows the same model that was ushered in with Roman expansion of Christianity. Local geo-historically founded identity, religious and cultural practices, resulted in being swept away. Madison Ave and the Romans, have much in common.
- John Joseph Kehoe (2014)
 
  
 
 
          
        
          
        
遇到移動的道
遇到移動的道
 
the tao of transmigration 
 
"....translingual migration 
points out that ‘individualism’ once ”introduced into China at the turn of the 
century…soon grew to be a chief signpost on the discursive terrain of the self 
in modern China”(Barlow, 91). 
By way of viewing subjectivity as a metonym in the 
rubric of modernity we can understand how May Fourth scholars engaged 
modernity.  
ultimately subjectivity came to be viewed as an absolute totality, to be 
derived from western metaphysics and literature, and applied in attack on 
tradition as writers vied for the control to craft China’s engagement with 
modernity. In whatever form the discourse took it was always one, which was 
isolated from the platitudes of day-to-day life. "- China's complex Negotiation with Modernity, John Joseph Kehoe, MA  
Narcissism is a term that originated with modern humanity who fell 
for a gimmick created for huge revenue accumulation, during advanced 
capitalism’s embrace of a DARPA invention coined as ‘the internet’.
This, the internet, along with handheld photo-digital devices, 
provided for distractions from real important issues, news, and personal
 development, while also provided endlessly observing of their own 
images reflected on a screen. 
 
 
John Joseph Kehoe, MA (april 2014, brooklyn)
 
 
This blog is the day to day.
 
Meshing out a presence in the absence of what we lost, through modernity. 
 
 
 
          
      
 
  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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