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Wake up! The tutelary deities of Jim Morrison
Francesco Guadalupi
Wake up! The tutelary deities of Jim Morrison
Francesco Guadalupi
A school can be really useful only if it is provided with a good library. I think the main key to education is just reading basically. This is what Jim Morrison, cursed poet and eslège artist, declares to Howard Smith, journalist for The Village Voice, during an interview released at the end of 1969. Two years later the frontman of the legendary band The Doors will die in Paris in circumstances that remain mysterious. Jim Morrison was an avid devourer of books, his "tutelary deities" were rebellious writers and intellectuals with a disruptive visionary force. Spiritual heir of these great personalities, he appeared like a meteor, a new, subversive Dionysus furiously thundering to awaken humanity narcotized by the perversions of today's society. The essay Wake up!, on Jim Morrison's cultural background, was awarded the literary Prize "The Author" promoted by Maremmi Publishing Florence. ----- FRANCESCO "LILLO" GUADALUPI, born in 1974, lives in Brindisi (Italy). He has published the biography "Arthur Rimbaud, a Cursed Poet" (2006); the novels "The Melody of Chaos" (Chimirri Prize 2013) and "Notes of a Moth Catcher" (2018); and the essay "Osho Explained to the Unenlightened Ones" (2019). ----- TABLE OF CONTENTS: Introduction - Chap. 1, The Classical Culture and the "Oedipus Rex" - Chap. 2, William Blake the Visionary - Chap. 3, Friedrich Nietzsche or the Fury of Chaos - Chap. 4, Arthur Rimbaud, the Poet as Seer - Chap. 5, Carlos Castaneda and the Shamanism - Chap. 6, The Beat Generation Bums - Chap. 7, Twenty Century Rebels - Chap. 8, The Lonely Crowd - Afterword, The Myth of Dionysus - Appendix - Bibliography.
Mídia | Livros Paperback Book (Livro de capa flexível e brochura) |
Lançado | 6 de novembro de 2020 |
ISBN13 | 9798559565118 |
Editoras | Independently Published |
Páginas | 364 |
Dimensões | 152 × 229 × 21 mm · 530 g |
Idioma | English |
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