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The asterisk where you are
leads to the Medieval "morality play": The
Summoning of Everyman. |
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Read about impact of Hermann
Broch's writings on me, and my friendship with his son,
in my H.F. Broch de Rothermann page. |
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See
Bizen ware sake cup I purchased in Japan (1984),
plus other pieces from my small pottery collection. |
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Webpage art:
e-Homage to the square (after Joseph Albers).
mondrEaan. e-religious
(Splitptych); e-I.H.S.
e-political (Spectral lines).
More e-art |
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Take virtual tour of President and
Mrs. Clinton's new home in Chappaqua, NY.... |
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Rare items of Americana: (1) lyrics from the
IBM Songbook,
(2) IBM poster: "How to Stuff a Wild Duck". |
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<![%THINK;[SGML]]>
SGML (Standard Generalized Markup Language) is a powerful
new "technology of the word" ("noetic prosthesis") -- possibly as significant as
alphabetic writing or moveable type. For some thoughts about SGML's potential contribution to our culture,
see: email to a scholarly mailing list. For very basic and, I hope,
friendly and intriguing, introduction by example to what SGML actually is,
see: Intro to SGML. |
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Learn about APL computer programming language,
which does for numbers something like SGML does for text. APL is
imaginatively appealing and elegant. |
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Deconstruct an ersatz-Jenny Holzer
Java applet Post-postmodernist artwork, and
a Post-modern
sculpture. (In trying to learn Java programming,
I also created a pattern matching test,
at which you may wish to try your skill.) |
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Horology
pages. Thoughts about mechanical wristwatches. Links to manufacturers'
and other horological websites.
Learn about @Swatch beat time.
What time does your computer think it is? Read brief literary /
philosophical quotes about time: "it's About time".... |
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Are you
into virtual reality?
Also: The Internet: A warning! |
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Last but not lost:
Aphorisms for a humane world,
puns and riddles, haikus,
Just So Stories,
thoughts and images not otherwise classified
(and more stuff) |
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