Televised Music Is a Pointless Rigmarole (1968)


-The acme of wanton stupidity.-
Hacker News 1:15 pm on June 10, 2024


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Adorno criticizes televised music for providing superficial introductory experiences that hinder deeper engagement with art. He argues against gradual familiarization, advocating for direct qualitative leaps in understanding art.

  • Critique of Televised Music: Adorno views it as an impediment to genuine artistic experience.
  • Art Appreciation Process: No need for incremental learning; preference for immediate, profound insight.
  • Superficiality vs. Essentials in Art: Superficial attention can obstruct the essential qualities of art.
  • Cultural Industry's Role: Televised media contribute to an artificial engagement with culture rather than true involvement.

https://www.theparisreview.org/blog/2024/05/20/televised-music-is-a-pointless-rigmarole/

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