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Gelobt seist du, Niemand Currently studying Bible, Hebrew and Rabbinic lit now with Professorial validation of my forays into Critical Theory (poor fellow) https://simonereadstexts.substack.com/
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all this is to say that "Adorno hated jazz" isn't just reductive + unproductive for music studies, but wrong. the fact that a take is easy to take up doesn't entail a warrant to not poke at whether it actually holds up.
Show Postit's a mess, but it's also not something wholly unexpected from Adorno – in a word, it's his style.
Show Postthe passage is full of lines of thought that may seem contradictory to one another – some awful, some genuinely insightful on their own, others narrative.
Show Postthe place of said line can be interpreted in the (longass) passage as one response to the (inadequate) idea that jazz is irrational + transcends rationality because of ~the listener~.
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