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Instead, he hints grimly that the sublation of the contradiction between "American" and "Negro" opens the door for the United States to exert its force with greater impunity. In his willingness to think through the impossible irreconcilability of the Greek condition--that tragedy has no resolution, that history defies sublation, that ethics poses problems to which reason alone can not find answers--Schmidt has helped to clear a path of questioning that makes us ever more aware of our finitude and limits. And now we can see that Ruscha's earliest paintings of architecture, such as his Twentieth-Century Fox sign or Standard Station, Amarillo, Texas, 1963, had already suggested a cunning allegorical sublation of the presumed radicality of abstraction and avant-garde art. |
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