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Just before the article turns to the television show, the author points out that "every piece of art I’ve ever loved is about the loneliness of other generation
by scoofy 12y ago
Just before the article turns to the television show, the author points out that "every piece of art I’ve ever loved is about the loneliness of other generations."
Does anyone know where i could find significant pieces dedicated to loneliness in different eras in history? I also find the topic fascinating, and would like to see how technology has changed the art in form and subject.
- dkhar 12y agoWell, some classic "high school English literature class" books that fulfill that criteria are Miller's Death of a Salesman and Wharton's Ethan Frome. Still in the Western classical canon, Puccini's Madame Butterfly is fantastic, if you're into opera.