Tag Archives: Janusian

Being True and Untrue

Posted on September 17, 2009 by Dave

Bach fugues are characterized by an aesthetic quality of counterpoint. In a Janusian process, a creative cognition in which sound patterns are conceived as simultaneously being true and not true. Known as a contrapuntal music form, there is a profound … Continue reading →

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And Buford T. Justice For All

Posted on September 17, 2009 by Dave

Jumping out of the L’il Abner’s hillbillies from Dogpatch, yet too grandiose, even for animated fiction. ”Down here we says heeez got sum good idears”. Buford T. Justice, southern sheriff, interpreted by Jackie Gleason. Irony is Gleason and Burt Reynolds, … Continue reading →